This introductory one-day course is specifically tailored to describe to non-microbiologists the kinds and types of microorganisms associated with foods, their effect on your food products and/or consumers and the ways in which you can control or eliminate their activity.
As well as being of great benefit to non-microbiological and laboratory personnel, the course is also essential for anybody at a supervisory or managerial level who has to implement good microbiology throughout the food chain.


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