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Food Microbiology Courses
Food Microbiology courses are designed to familiarise you with the dangers from bacteria associated with food production. Food microbiology training courses are available for both trained professionals and those looking to become knowledgeable in the area. These courses are especially pertinent for those in the catering industries.
Food Microbiology for non-microbiologistsIf you make decisions about any aspect of food manufacture, distribution and sale but have NO microbiological training this course will: - Help you to understand microbiological results - Give you confidence in your ability to make good... |
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Intermediate MicrobiologyDelegates on the course will gain a wider knowledge of food microbiology in the factory environment. Lectures give up-to-date information on both established and emerging food pathogens, as well as a variety of spoilage microorganisms. Prac... |
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Microbiology for Non MicrobiologistsAn introductory course for non-microbiologists that describes the various kinds and types of microorganisms associated with foods, their effect on food products and/or consumers and the ways in which their activity can be controlled or elim... |
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Soft Drinks MicrobiologySoft Drink Microbiology will give an overview of the types of microorganisms found in various soft drink categories and the problems that they can cause.... |
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Intensive Microbiology – 8th Aug 2012 (Bristol)Industry expert and qualified Microbiologist, Charles Fuller, delivers this popular Intensive Microbiology course focusing on microbiological threats, micro-organisms of concern, factors effecting microbial growth and how to control these m... |
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Intensive Microbiology – 19th September 2012 (Maidstone)Industry expert and qualified Microbiologist, Charles Fuller, delivers this popular Intensive Microbiology course focusing on microbiological threats, micro-organisms of concern, factors effecting microbial growth and how to control these m... |
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