Training courses

This online course will allow you to plan the process of identifying, measuring and improving the food safety culture of your own organization. You will learn what culture is and how to implement plans to improve it. It consists of the following modules : Introduction to Food Safety Culture Stages and key elements in the implementation of a food

The course allows know the obligations of producers derived from hygiene in primary agricultural production. CONTENTS (10 h) 1. General aspects 2. Water for agricultural use 3. Use of phytosanitary products 4. Use of fertilizers and organic amendments 5. Use of inorganic fertilizers 6. Hygienic-sanitary conditions of workers and agricultural

Certification of food processing companies with food safety standards It is being consolidated as a guarantee of the quality and safety of its product and as a method that allows the company to differentiate itself from its competitors. The online course is structured in 4 modules with one evaluation per module . The student will be able to view

This online course Its objective is to study the application requirements of GLOBAL GAP to implement the standards in primary products of the agri-food sector . This standard is focused on ensuring the implementation of a quality management system from the point of view of reconciling food safety and quality control. The online course is structured

Develop your agri-food transformation project/Develop your agri-food transformation project Goals: Technically train participants to develop a food processing activity with efficiency, safety and compliance with regulatory requirements. Promote projects, through training as well as strengthening the network of producers. Promote relationships

COURSE PRESENTATION Explosions are a risk in the agri-food industry, although they occur infrequently, when they do occur they have catastrophic consequences. Identification and classification in these risk areas is necessary. Facilities where flammable or combustible substances are handled are susceptible to the risk of forming ATEX explosive