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Throughout 2010
Leatherhead Food Research will be running a
comprehensive programme of
training courses and seminars to meet the
changing demands of the global food and drink
industry. We will also run a range of
conferences aimed at addressing key hot topics
of the day and providing the industry with a
forum for discussion and networking.
Tailored and on-site training
In addition to our annual published programme
our experts run many tailored training courses
to suit a client's specific needs; this can be
in any of our technical areas, e.g. sensory
techniques or regulatory topics of their
choice. Our tailored training programme takes
place across the world, from Latin to North
America,
Australia
and the Middle East.
Catherine Haynes, our Training Administrator,
will be pleased to help with enquiries or
bookings
T +44 (0)1372 822314, E
training@leatherheadfood.com
Unless
otherwise stated all events take place at
Leatherhead Food Research's offices in
Leatherhead,
Surrey,
UK.
Leatherhead's complete portfolio of training
courses and conferences can be viewed
here.
We look forward to welcoming
you soon
Victoria Emerton
• Acting Head of Training
• T +44 (0)1372 822313
• E
vemerton@leatherheadfood.com
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Food and Drink Microbiology for
Non-microbiologists
19 Jan 2010
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21 Apr 2010
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07 Sep 2010 | 23
Nov 2010
Specifically tailored to describe to
non-microbiologists the various kinds
and types of microorganisms associated
with foods, their effect on your food
products and/ or consumers and the
ways in which their activity can be
controlled or eliminated.
Click here for further details
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Foundation Certificate in HACCP
Principles (RSPH) - Level 2
20 Jan 2010 | 22
Apr 2010 | 08
Sep 2010 | 24
Nov 2010
Designed for staff that need to
understand Hazard Analysis and
Critical Control Point (HACCP). The
course follows the syllabus of the
Royal Society for Public Health
Foundation Certificate in HACCP
Principles and features a short exam
at the close.
Click here for further details
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Intermediate HACCP - Level 3 Award
in HACCP for Food Manufacturing
26-27 Jan 2010 | 27-28
Apr 2010 | 16-17
Jun 2010 | 14-15
Jul 2010 | 21-22
Sep 2010 | 09-10
Oct 2010
A well designed HACCP system is easy
to use and ensures adequate control
over food safety hazards that are
reasonably expected to occur. This
lively two-day course uses workshops
to make sure HACCP principles are
easily understood and implemented.
Click here for further details
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Ingredients For Meat Products
• 02-03 Feb 2010
Provides an important insight into the
developments and opportunities in the
meat market. Considers the use of
ingredients for meat products as a key
to improving productivity,
processability and ensuring that
consumers have safe food.
Click here for further details
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Auditing HACCP Systems •
09-10 Feb 2010
HACCP has been an important food
safety management tool requirement for
some time, and auditing is a useful
tool in any HACCP review. Learn how to
effectively audit a HACCP system and
understand the importance of auditing
and reviewing documentation.
Click here for further details
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Food Styling for Photography •
10 Feb 2010 | 08
Oct 2010
A hands-on course at a photographic
studio providing invaluable hints and
tips on how to style food and drink
for a beautiful end result that can be
used for advertising, editorials or
packaging.
Click here for further details
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Foundation Certificate in Sensory
Principles •
10 Feb 2010 | 24
Mar 2010 | 02
Nov 2010
Covers the underlying principles of
sensory analysis, the human senses,
panel screening and training and best
practice product sampling procedures.
With practical examples throughout the
day, delegates will learn to
understand their senses and their
limitations, gain a better
understanding of different available
tests and will practice a consensus
descriptive sensory vocabulary.
Click here for further details
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Ideas and Inspiration in Food &
Drink Products •
23-24 Feb 2010
Very popular course which will inspire
delegates to use very simple but
highly effective innovation tools and
techniques, run idea-generating
sessions and lead and organise
brainstorming sessions. This course is
for all managers, supervisors and
technical staff in food and drinks
manufacturing and retailing, who want
to act and think in a more creative
way.
Click here for further details
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Nutrition for Non-nutritionists •
23-24 Feb 2010 | 08-09
Jun 2010 | 19-20
Oct 2010
Provides non-nutritionists with
sufficient knowledge of basic
nutrition and topical health issues to
cope with the nutrition-related
aspects of their job. Delegates will
receive a grounding in the
fundamentals of nutrition; learn about
the different food groups and how they
combine to build a healthy diet;
appreciate the relationship between
diet and disease; gain a basic
understanding of nutrition labelling
and claims; and cover the latest
trends in functional foods.
Click here for further details
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Everything European •
04-05 Mar 2010 | 03-04
Jun 2010 | 20-21
Oct 2010 | 02-03
Dec 2010
Provides delegates with comprehensive
coverage of the principles and
application of EC food law. Presenters
will explain how to identify, keep
up-to-date with and apply relevant
legislation as an aid to both new
product development and legality of
current product ranges.
Click here for further details
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Food Law Update - Ireland •
22 Mar 2010
The 2009 update will highlight a range
of major topics of interest to the
food and related industries. Includes
an update on recent developments at EU
and National level, including
Nutrition and Health Claims
legislation; a review of the EC
Regulations on Organic Foods; and
looks at new EU legislation on
Additives, Enzymes and Flavourings.
Presented by Leatherhead, the course
includes invited speakers from the
Food Safety Authority of Ireland.
Click here for further details
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Crisis Management Team Training
• 24 Mar 2010
This intensive, highly participative
workshop-based course will introduce
delegates to preparing, planning and
executing a product recall. Using a
structured threat assessment model,
the course will assist in managing
ambiguity, decision making,
communication and crisis management
team building.
Click here for further details
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Introduction to Food Science and
Technology •
24 Mar 2010
Learn the science behind the
components that make up our foods -
fats, protein and carbohydrates.
Provides an overview of these
ingredients and looks at their
behaviour in foods and beverages, as
well as looking at food structure and
the chemical reactions that take place
during food processing.
Click here for further details
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Additives and Ingredients in Food
and Drink •
25 Mar 2010 | 14
Oct 2010
Innovation in the additives and
ingredients industry plays a key role
in the development of successful new
and reformulated products. Provides
source, usage and application examples
for various additives and ingredients.
Click here for further details
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Founded in
1919, Leatherhead Food Research, based near
London, UK, is an independent organisation
delivering innovative research, scientific
consultancy and regulatory guidance and
interpretation.
Fundamentally a
membership-based organisation, our unique
portfolio of products has attracted over 1,000
companies worldwide. They represent a who's
who of the global food and beverage industry,
ranging from large multi-nationals to small
and medium-sized companies. Although
Membership provides access to our unique
Membership package, non-Members can still
benefit from a range of our services.
Leatherhead Food Research's industry-leading
scientific, regulatory and market research
capabilities create a unique combination of
food industry acumen and scientific expertise.
We offer our clients practical advice,
tailored consultancy, research and
business-oriented support closely aligned to
both their strategic and everyday demands.
These services are built around the five key
platforms of Innovation, Nutrition,
Regulatory, Safety and Knowledge.
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