
Foreign Supplier Verification Program
We now offer a comprehensive study of the compliance requirements for the FDA's Foreign Supplier Verification Program for yourself or your team. This program covers verification procedures for all imported food shipments of food subject to the Preventive Control rule or the Standards for Produce Safety rule, where from time of entry the FDA requires the food importer to declare through Customs’ and FDA’s electronic entry filing systems the Name, the Facility Address, and the Unique Identifier (the DUNS#) of the person designated as the “FSVP importer” for the shipment.
You may be the FDA Registered FSVP Importer:
“The U.S. owner or consignee of the imported food product at the time of entry. This includes the party in the U.S. who is the actual owner or purchaser of the food at the time of entry. This could include a U.S. party who has agreed in writing to purchase the food.

Course Description
Ceres Certifications, International
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GFSI Auditors Wanted
Relevant Schemes/Services:
• GLOBALG.A.P.
• PrimusGFS
• Primus Standard
• SQF
Qualifications:
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A degree in agricultural/crop based, food, or bioscience related discipline (such as Agronomy, Biology, Food Science or similar and is subject to review and approval by management).
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Minimum 5 years’ experience in the agriculture and/or food industry and at least 2 years of working experience specifically in quality assurance and/or food safety.
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HACCP Training Based on the Principles of Codex Alimentarius taken within the past 5 years.
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Formal Lead Auditor Training based on QMS or FSMS (e.g.: ISO9001:2015)
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PCQI Training from a recognized institution.
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IPM pesticide and fertilizer training.
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Excellent communication skills (written and verbal) and customer service skills.
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Preferred Bilingual (English and Spanish) with fluency in reading, writing, and speaking in both languages.
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Familiar with Microsoft Office software.
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Easily adaptable to fast-paced and ever-changing work environment.
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Complete work under strict timeframes and travel extensively.
Responsibilities:
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Prepare and conduct food safety audits.
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Ensures compliance with established requirements by examining records, reports, operating practices, and documentation.
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Documenting accurate tests and findings within audit reports.
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Maintains professional and technical knowledge by completing continual training.
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Additional tasks will include reviewing corrective actions and may include assisting in train new potential auditors, etc.
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Regardless of prior auditing experience, additional training will be required.