As you rush past the tempting baked goods aisle in the supermarket searching for your beloved produce section, a kosher symbol catches your eye. You walk up to the package and notice the word ‘parve’ is written on it. What’s a parve? – you think
According to Public Health Agency of Canada, four million Canadians will come down with food poisoning this year. You would think that in today’s day and age, foodborne illness wouldn’t be an issue anymore, especially with the food you buy in the supermarket. But is
by Karine Lawrence, Sirocco Food + Wine Food safety specialists working in industry know that developing and maintaining a HACCP-based food safety program requires a significant amount of administrative paperwork. With pressures to go paperless coupled with increasing regulatory and industry requirements, more and more
Listen to Candice Appleby, Executive Director of the SSFPA, Gerry Gerbasi, Owner of GJG Associates, Carolyn Bateman, Inspection Manager, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, and Steven Burton, CEO of Burton Software Inc., explain the highlights of the upcoming changes to food safety regulations, regulatory challenges, and
by Jenny Lee, Vancouver Sun Take a little non-profit agency run by an innovative orthodox rabbi — in no way a contradiction in terms — and you get Kosher Check, a Vancouver kosher certification agency that sends rabbinical inspectors as far away as India and
In November, Food Engineering Magazine published an article looking at HACCP software called “HACCP Software: Get with the Program!” by Wayne Labs, Senior Technical Editor. Excerpt: From HACCP forms generation to automated track-and-trace systems, affordable software tools make FSMA compliance easier for small and medium-sized
Read this press release on SBWire. International Food Safety Quality Network (IFSQN) just published a feature article about Burton Software, maker of Icicle, a solution for middle and small food manufacturers. In the article titled, “Affordable Global Food Safety Now a Reality,” Thomas R. Cutler,
Read this press release on SBWire. Steven Burton is the founder of Burton Software Inc., which offers the first affordable cloud-based solution to improve the safety of the world’s food supply. Icicle, the flagship technology enables companies involved in the production, processing, and distribution of
Read this press release on SBWire. Steven Burton, founder of Burton Software Inc., which offers the first affordable cloud-based solution to improve the safety of the world’s food supply, responded to an Automation World article written by Deputy Editor Renee Robbins Bassett. According to Bassett,
by Thomas R. Cutler, Automation Media While required of small food manufacturers, food safety documentation technology was too expensive for 90% of the food industry, which have fewer than 200 employees and annual revenues of less than $20 million dollars. The introduction of cloud-based solutions