Why Your Restaurant Staff Should Take Professional Training
Prevent gluten cross contamination with GF-Smart™ professional training for managers, servers, and back-of-house staff, covering the essential aspects of providing …
Gluten Testing for Food Manufacturers, Restaurants and Food Service Operators in Canada
Gluten Testing for Food Manufacturers, Restaurants and Food Service Operators in Canada falls under Health Canada regulations. These regulations recognize the Codex Alimentarius Standard for Foods for Special Dietary Use for Persons Intolerant to Gluten (Codex Stan 118-1979) which states that the gluten content of foods labelled gluten-free shall not exceed 20 ppm (parts-per-million).
Identify your Products as Gluten-Free, Become a Certified Brand Now!
Gluten-free has become more than just a lifestyle trend over the years; it is necessary for many individuals with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity. For this reason, brands should identify their products as safe for consumers who follow a gluten-free diet.
Gluten-Free Community has Three Core Groups for Food Industry Establishments
Food service industry establishments must be aware that the gluten-free community has three core groups, in order to gain a competitive edge in the gluten-free market.
All-Inclusive Resort Falls Short on Gluten-Free Options Available
The Gluten-Free Food Program encourages holiday destinations to become part of our program, ensuring food safety to those who need it.
Announcing, Gluten-Free Travel Reviews for Hotel & Holiday Destinations
We have put together a Gluten-free Food Program rating system that includes criteria that the gluten-free community wants to know when choosing a travel destination. This system will be used during our stay and in our gluten-free travel review.
Gluten-Free Certification for Food Manufacturers
As more and more people become aware of gluten sensitivity and celiac disease, the demand for gluten-free products is rising.
Online Training for Restaurant Staff
As the awareness of gluten intolerance and celiac disease continues to grow, so does the demand for gluten-free options at restaurants. For individuals with celiac disease, consuming even small amounts of gluten can cause severe damage to their small intestine.
WEBINAR FOR ONTARIO FOOD PROTECTION ASSOCIATION
Founded in 1958 as a non-profit educational association, OFFA’s main objective was and still is to provide a common forum through a series of educational events that allow our members to exchange ideas and information, make connections and build contacts with like-minded professionals.
GFFP ATTENDS SIAL CANADA SHOW
We were so pleased that we could attend the SIAL Canada international food & beverage tradeshow from April 20 – 22, 2022.