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Overview

This course presents a package of information and exercises designed to demonstrate the public health risk associated with the production and consumption of foods and the strategies adopted by industry, government and consumers to manage and control these risks. It introduces students to both the regulatory and technical aspects of … For more content click the Read More button below. concepts and specific safety issuesphysical, chemical and biological riskabsorption, distribution, storage and biotransformation of toxicants legislative framework for managing food safety by government, management of food safety and quality by industryfood quality systems including TQM, HACCP and ISO quality standardsnational and international regulation and issues, legal and insurance issuesconsumer concerns - education, social, moral and ethical issues

Conditions for Enrolment

Prerequisites: FOOD2320, FOOD3010

Course Outline

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Fees

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