Best Practices for Effectively Implementing an ATP Sanitation Verification System

Increasingly, the focus for food and beverage production facilities is on having a robust, formalized environmental monitoring program. One of the key components of any EMP is a structured ATP verification monitoring program. While the majority of food and beverage production facilities in the developed world utilize ATP sanitation monitoring systems, their employment is often unstructured and sub-optimal. Neogen, in conjunction with industry experts, has developed a handbook titled, “Best practices for effectively implementing an ATP sanitation verification program”, that provides real-world guidance for facilities wishing to enhance their EMP through a more formalized and structured approach. Topics covered will include: Validation Vs verification Cleaning to a validated standard Swabbing and establishing baselines RLU’s as an indication of cleanliness Migrating from validation to verification Using the results to improve cleaning Interpreting test results Complementary environmental testing Download the Presentation Slides and Certificate of Attendance from the IFSQN website: https://www.ifsqn.com/forum/index.php...