- Are you looking for guidance to balance your Food Safety, Regulatory and Quality obligations?
- Do you need specialist resources to protect and grow your business?
- Practical, hands on support and advice to meet customer expectations?
Sarah Howarth is an independent food safety consultant based in Kent providing specialist support in Food Safety, Regulatory Compliance and Quality based on 35 plus years experience in the food industry. Her skills cover a broad range of food and drink areas from technical to commercial delivery. She has helped branded and own-label companies at all stages of business maturity.
Unilever, Yum Brands (formerly PepsiCo Restaurants), Cargill, Cott Corporation, Express Dairies and Marks & Spencer are just some of the blue-chip food companies to benefit from Sarah's expertise.
Sarah appreciates that solutions must be commercially viable and can help achieve that crucial balance between compliance, quality and profit. Her clients range from start-up businesses through to established retailers.
Providing a wide range of professional and practical support enabling businesses to meet their due diligence requirements. Core support services including: Food and Drink Label checks ; Support in developing Food Supplements for the UK market ; BRC Global Standards consultancy ; HACCP ; Internal Auditing ; Quality Management Systems ; Food Hygiene : HACCP : Allergen Training
Sarah regularly contributes to news articles and features in her field, some can be found on the news page https://www.howarthfoodsafety.co.uk/food_safety/file/news.php.
We used Sarah to deliver in house RSPH Level 2 HACCP training. We particularly liked the relation to our own business in the teaching and look forward to being able to apply the learnings to improve our SALSA food safety system in the future. Further candidate feedback included " Training delivered was clear and concise" ; "this will provide us with the opportunity to improve our own production facility and practices " ; "Engaging" ; " help us become more diligent"
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