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FD312 Special Processes at Retail Courses

Course Overview

This five-day, virtual course explores the specific types of food processing in retail food establishments that requires a variance and mandatory HACCP plan.

Course content includes:
  • Smoking
  • Curing
  • Use of Food Additives
  • Reduced Oxygen Packaging
  • Live Molluscan Shellfish Tanks
  • Sprouted Seeds
  • Processing and Packaging Juice
  • Custom Processing of Animals
  • Any other process determined by a Regulatory Authority to require a variance/HACCP plan
The course also focuses on:
  • microbiology of the various forms of food processing at retail
  • specific concerns for each process
  • necessary controls for the hazards associated with each process.
  • reduced oxygen packaging (ROP) in retail settings
  • practical evaluation of various food samples
  • verification and validation of HACCP plans
  • approaches to conducting inspections
This course is currently only available to retail food safety regulatory professionals employed with a government agency.

Registration

To register for the FD312 course:
  • Review the course announcement
  • Download and complete the registration form linked in the announcement
    • Right-click on 鈥淒ownload鈥
    • Choose 鈥淪ave As鈥 and save the form to your computer (desktop, file, etc)
    • Open the form via its saved location
  • Email the completed registration form to: ORA-OTED-Retail@fda.hhs.gov
  • Fee: $0.00

Registration does not guarantee admission into the course. All applicants will be notified at a future date of their status.

Upcoming Courses

Course announcements, including information regarding prerequisites, and registration forms are included as PDFs as they become available.

  • February 10 - 14, 2025
  • April 14 - 18, 2025

Additional courses may be added throughout fiscal year. All course dates/locations are subject to change. Visit the regularly for official course schedules and updates.

Review required prerequisites on the course announcement at .

To set up a LearnED account, follow the instructions at .

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