The Membrane Technology Forum, organized jointly by Dairy Foods Magazine and Filtration & Membrane World, delivers a truly unique and intimate platform dedicated to the vigorous exchange of ideas on membrane technologies and their applications. Read More
This course teaches core concepts of Food Science. It is designed for technical personnel from other disciplines (chemistry, biology, engineering) and nontechnical personnel who have little or no experience in the food industry. Read More
Westfalia Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of logistics solutions for manufacturers, warehouses and distribution centers since 1992, will host a webinar, “How AS/RS Can Support SKU Growth Caused by Emerging Categories in Beer, Spirits and Fine Wine,” at 2 p.m. (ET) on Tuesday, May 26. Read More
This Workshop is for food processing corporate and plant staff with little SQF training as well as experience and food processing corporate plant staff with responsibilities for updating existing SQF programs to the 7.2 Edition. Read More
This two-day pasteurization seminar will help participants in the maintenance department gain a better understanding of the mechanical functions and potential failures that could occur in an HTST system. Read More
The Food Microbiology Short course provides insight into the most recent developments of food-borne pathogens, toxins, and contaminants that may occur in a food plant environment. Read More
The Extrusion Workshop is an introductory, hands-on workshop combining extrusion theory and techniques with pilot plant exercises emphasizing real-world product development in a variety of food categories. Read More
The Food Science Department of Purdue University will be conducting its thirty-second annual Aseptic Processing and Packaging workshop May 18-21, 2015. Read More
This applied HACCP/HARPC Workshop will use newly updated, practical and easy-to-understand HACCP/HARPC forms, team exercises and presentations by experienced instructors that will include information on how to address radiological hazards (FSMA requirement) and update existing or build new written HACCP/HARPC programs.
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