Pathways

Learning and implementation pathways

From knowledge to continual improvement

Our pathways connect training, assessment, implementation and verification to help you move forward with a clear sequence and practical resources.

How they work

Four stages to turn knowledge into action

01 · UnderstandBuild your understanding of technical concepts and principles through learning resources.
02 · AssessIdentify strengths, gaps and priorities using assessment tools.
03 · ImplementTurn findings into practical procedures, controls and documentation.
04 · VerifyCheck progress, review evidence and repeat the assessment to drive improvement.

Available pathways

Primary production

Food allergen management in primary production

A pathway for producers, technical managers and quality teams who need to identify risks at the source, assess controls and strengthen traceability.

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Includes

  • Academy training
  • Sector-specific self-assessment
  • Practical implementation guide
  • Monitoring and reassessment

Food industry

Food allergen management in the food industry

A pathway for quality and food safety managers, technical teams and auditors who need to assess risks, prevent allergen cross-contact, implement a management programme and verify its effectiveness.

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Includes

  • Academy training
  • Sector-specific self-assessment
  • Comprehensive implementation guide
  • Auditing and reassessment

Food service

Food allergen management in food service

A pathway for restaurants, institutional food services, caterers and kitchen teams who need to respond to enquiries, prevent allergen cross-contact and provide reliable information.

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Includes

  • Academy training
  • Sector-specific self-assessment
  • Communication and food preparation controls
  • Response procedures and periodic review

You can also explore each resource separately

If you already know what you need, go directly to training, technical resources or calculation and self-assessment tools.

These pathways provide technical and educational guidance. They do not replace applicable legal requirements, a situation-specific risk assessment or a professional audit.