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Bidvest Noonan has become a supporting member of the Society of Food Hygiene and Technology (SOFHT), the highest level of membership the society offers.
The move says Bidvest Noonan demonstrates the company’s commitment to providing the highest standards of support to the sector.
The food industry in the UK is a vital sector that encompasses the production, processing, and distribution of foods and beverages. The industry employs hundreds of thousands of people in the UK and contributes significantly to the country’s economy.
SOFHT is dedicated to promoting best practices across the entire food chain and providing expertise, technical support and training to the sector. As a supporting member of SOFHT, Bidvest Noonan’s food sector hygiene service delivery teams will have access to the latest thinking, research and training in critical areas such as hygiene, quality control and compliance. This relationship will also enable Bidvest Noonan to influence the society’s important work.
Commenting on Bidvest Noonan’s support of SOFHT, Jeff Flanagan, CEO of Bidvest Noonan in Great Britain, said: “I am delighted that Bidvest Noonan has become a supporting member of the Society of Food Hygiene and Technology. We have developed deep expertise in the food sector and support a growing portfolio of iconic food sector brands. Today as a supporting member of SOFHT, we are uniquely positioned to help customers deliver the highest quality food products to consumers and meet the most stringent of audits.”
Alan Lacey, Chair of SOFHT commented: “We have formed a strong relationship with Bidvest Noonan, and I am delighted to have them as a supporting member. I look forward to working with Bidvest Noonan to raise standards in the UK food industry.”
FMJ in conjunction with Grundon Waste Management is pleased to launch the 2023 waste management and recycling survey which examines the ways in which FMs approach their waste management responsibilities.
In this, the sixth year for the annual appraisal, we know there is a greater opportunity than ever for FMs to reappraise their waste and recycling operations and help their organisations meet the growing pressure to achieve ESG goals.
We want to learn how FMs have adapted to the legislative, economic and societal changes of the past year and how they plan to meet the latest waste and recycling targets.
In this survey we’ve posed a series of questions which include insights into FMs’ waste management strategy and targets, how they’re moving towards zero waste targets, and the importance of not just meeting compliance targets but also ESG goals.
The results of the 2023 survey will be published in FMJ magazine and form the basis of a white paper co-written by FMJ and the experts at Grundon on how to approach waste and recycling strategies.
To take part click here.
