Great Lakes Conference on Food Protection

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We take very seriously the role Jif® products play for your family and are working to provide you, our valued consumer, accurate and up-to-date information on an ongoing basis.

In cooperation with the FDA, we have issued a voluntary recall of select Jif peanut butter products due to a potential salmonella contamination.

We are committed to reimbursing affected consumers and are posting verified impacted product information on jif.com/recall So we can best help and issue proper reimbursement please contact us via the Recall Contact Form at jif.com/recall-form or 800-828-9980. Due to high call volume at our call centers, our online contact form may be faster.

Our top priority is ensuring our consumers understand the details of the recall and are supported. We recognize your trust, and our reputation are built on our fundamental commitment to high standards for ingredients and manufacturing. We take your concerns seriously and are committed to producing safe, high quality peanut butter.

A note from our president:

I would like to invite you to join the Great Lake Conference on Food Protection (GLCFP) Membership. We have accomplished a great deal in the last year and would like for you to be a part of our group. You can become a member on-line by clicking the membership link at www.glfoodprotect.com. Membership fees are a mere $25.00! If you are a current member please renew your membership.



We will have our 2018 meeting on May 16, 2018 at the Central Michigan District Health Department (DHD) in Harrison, Michigan to:



1) Present results of the 2018 Conference for Food Protection (CFP),

2) Accept new issues for improving the Michigan Food Law (MFL), and

3) Conduct the business meeting and elect new officers for the upcoming year

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Live at the GLCFP Biennial Conference

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We would like to invite you to join the Great Lake Conference on Food Protection (GLCFP) Membership. We are preparing for another great year. We are planning our biennial conference where our members propose changes to the Michigan Food Law and the FDA Model Food Code! The biennial meeting will be held in Big Rapids at the District Health Department # 10 Offices on March 14th, 2017. The address of DHD # 10 is 14485 Northland Drive, Big Rapids, Michigan.

During this meeting we will elect a new Vice President and Secretary, update you on the successes at the last National Conference on Food Protection, discuss and vote on changes to the Constitution, and we will be debating the submitted issues (proposed changes to the Food Code or Law). Attached is a form where you can submit your suggestions for changes to the Food Law or Food Code. Make sure you document the reasoning for the change. Issues wishing to be considered must be submitted to Natasha Horne at [email protected] no later than March 1, 2017. During the last national Conference on Food Protection, we presented 12 issues and were extremely successful.

Proposed changes to the Food Law will be forwarded to the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development proposed changes to the FDA Model Food Code will be submitted to the next national Conference on Food Protection.

The Michigan Environmental Health Association Annual Education Conference is then being held in Big Rapids on March 15th and 16th, 2017 and we encourage you to go to their website for more information http://www.meha.net/AEC . Scholarships are available from the GLCFP to help Local Health Department employees attend the MEHA Conference. We can’t wait to see you there!

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We would like to invite you to join the Great Lake Conference on Food Protection (GLCFP) Membership. We are preparing for another great year. We are planning our biennial conference where our members propose changes to the Michigan Food Law and the FDA Model Food Code! The biennial meeting will be held in Big Rapids at the District Health Department # 10 Offices on March 14th, 2017. The address of DHD # 10 is 14485 Northland Drive, Big Rapids, Michigan.

During this meeting we will elect a new Vice President and Secretary, update you on the successes at the last National Conference on Food Protection, discuss and vote on changes to the Constitution, and we will be debating the submitted issues (proposed changes to the Food Code or Law). Attached is a form where you can submit your suggestions for changes to the Food Law or Food Code. Make sure you document the reasoning for the change. Issues wishing to be considered must be submitted to Natasha Horne at [email protected] no later than March 1, 2017. During the last national Conference on Food Protection, we presented 12 issues and were extremely successful.

Proposed changes to the Food Law will be forwarded to the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development proposed changes to the FDA Model Food Code will be submitted to the next national Conference on Food Protection.

The Michigan Environmental Health Association Annual Education Conference is then being held in Big Rapids on March 15th and 16th, 2017 and we encourage you to go to their website for more information http://www.meha.net/AEC . Scholarships are available from the GLCFP to help Local Health Department employees attend the MEHA Conference. We can’t wait to see you there!

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Great networking opportunity coming up in August. The Wisconsin Environmental health Association will be hosting the 2016 FDA Central Region Seminar in Milwaukee, WI. As a reminder, we offer up to $500 for out of state scholarships.

http://www.weha.net/FDA2016Seminar.php

FDA 2016 Seminar Download the Full Agenda. (Pdf) *Updated 5-23-2016*Please note that the agenda is still being amended, so please check back for updates.A note about registration! If paying by credit card/pay pal and registering for events separate from the conference (ex: you are personally paying for the events be...

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Great Lakes Conference on Food Protection 2016 Spring Conference will be on Tuesday May 24th, 2016 at the Central Michigan District Health Department: 815 N. Clare Ave, Harrison, MI 48625
The meeting will start at 10 am

Conferences Conferences Great Lakes Conference on Food Protection 2016 Spring Conference will be on Tuesday May 24th, 2016 at the Central Michigan District Health Department: 815 N. Clare Ave, Harrison, MI  48625 The meeting will start at 10:00 amClick Here to view the agenda 

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