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SUMMARY:Saginaw Bay 4-H Fish Camp
DESCRIPTION:Come learn how to fish while also protecting our Great Lakes! \nOpen to youth ages 8-12 from Arenac\, Bay and Saginaw counties. \nRegistration opens on June 10 at 6pm.  \nAll campers receive rod with reel\, fully stocked tackle box\, and a camp T-shirt. \nCamp Sessions: \n\nCasting\nTackle crafting\nFish anatomy\nAquatic ecology\nAngler ethics\nStewardship campaigns\n\nContacts\nHolly Julian\nMichigan State University Extension\njulianho@msu.edu\n(989) 895-4026 ext. 6 \nMeaghan Gass\nMichigan Sea Grant | Michigan State University Extension\ngassmeag@msu.edu | (989) 895-4026 ext. 5\nmichiganseagrant.org | msue.anr.msu.edu
URL:https://www.michiganseagrant.org/event/saginaw-bay-4-h-fish-camp/
LOCATION:Bay City State Park\, 3582 State Park Dr.\, Bay City\, MI\, 48706
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SUMMARY:AFDO/Seafood Alliance HACCP Training Course
DESCRIPTION:A Seafood Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) Training Course that is being coordinated by Michigan Sea Grant and the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission will be held July 23-25\, 2019 at Mole Lake Casino Lodge in Crandon\, Wisconsin. All fish processors are required to take this training if they are not currently certified. \nHazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) consists of identifying safety hazards\, determining where they occur\, monitoring these points and recording the results. HACCP involves day-to-day monitoring of critical control points by production employees. The Seafood HACCP regulation that is enforced by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is based on the belief that commercial fish processors can understand the food safety hazards of their products and take reasonable steps to control them. Commercial fish processors are required either to obtain formal training for one or more of their own employees or to hire trained independent contractors to perform the HACCP functions. \nThe HACCP regulation requires processors to keep extensive records of processing and sanitation at their facilities. \nSince implementation of Seafood HACCP in the U.S. seafood has become the safest and healthiest form of muscle protein consumed in the world. Fish attributed illness outbreaks have continued to drop by year. For instance\, from 1998 to 2004 there were an average of 65 recorded illnesses per year according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. From 2005 to 2012 there was an average of 32 illnesses per year. \nAt times\, questions arise as to whether someone needs training in Seafood HACCP. The Seafood HACCP regulation defines processing as handling\, storing\, preparing\, heading\, eviscerating\, shucking\, freezing\, changing into different market forms\, manufacturing\, preserving\, packing\, labeling\, dockside unloading\, or holding fish or fishery products. The regulation does not apply to the harvest or transport of fishery products. It also does not apply to practices such as heading\, eviscerating or freezing intended solely to prepare fish for holding on a harvest vessel. Retail establishments are also exempt from the Seafood HACCP regulation. \nFish processors who complete the course put themselves at a competitive advantage as they can then produce value added products such as smoked fish and caviar. Those completing the course will receive a Seafood Alliance HACCP Certificate issued through the Association of Food and Drug Officials (AFDO) that is recognized by agencies regulating fish processors. \nAgenda | Fact Sheet \nTo obtain a course registration form/fee information please contact Owen Schwartz (Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission) at ohschwartz@glifwc.org or (715) 685-2147. \nFor specific information on the course contact Ron Kinnunen (Michigan Sea Grant) at kinnune1@msu.edu or (906) 226-368.
URL:https://www.michiganseagrant.org/event/afdo-seafood-alliance-haccp-training-course/
LOCATION:Mole Lake Casino Lodge\, 3084 State Highway 55 (WI-55)\, Crandon\, Wisconsin\, 54520
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