Recall Management and Mock Recall Facilitation

Food recalls are continuing to trend up. In this course, find out about legislation, regulations and client requirements for handling recalls effectively.

Learn how to set up an appropriate recall program, how to manage an actual recall, how to conduct a mock recall and how to recover your business after a recall.

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There are no prerequisites.

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Course Curriculum

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What You Will Learn

Public Training

Public training is ideal for individuals or small teams who want a live trainer. Sessions are held virtually, so you can join from anywhere, and we mail out physical training materials before the course. You get structured, industry-focused learning with the chance to ask questions in real time.

In-house Training

Ideal for teams of three or more. Our trainer delivers the session privately, either online or on-site, and tailors the content to your products, processes and part of the food industry. This format builds consistency across your team and allows for focused discussion on your real scenarios.

Course Review

Lyn Radford

Managing Director, Chobani

>Quality Associates ran an extended and tailored pressure test on the Chobani business continuity plans and recall procedures. The following quote refers to this activity. ” There were multiple scenarios that were thrown at our team during the course of the 24hours, and through our core Crisis Management Team we were able to work through these scenarios and group back together understanding firstly, what our response would be to the scenario thrown at us, and secondly but more importantly, where our business process gaps currently are if this scenario should occur in real life. ”

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In-House Group Training

In-house Training for Your Team

In-house training is the most effective way to build capability across your team, especially when three or more people need the same course. We deliver the session privately for your business, either online or on-site, and tailor the content to your products, processes and part of the food industry. This gives your team the chance to ask focused questions and work through real examples that matter to your operations.

We can train groups of up to 20 people however slightly smaller is ideal for discussion, engagement and hands-on learning.
  1. Submit the form below
    Tell us about your business, the course you are interested in and the number of people you would like trained.
  2. We review your needs
    Our team looks at your products, workflows and any specific challenges you want covered. This helps us tailor the session, so it is practical and relevant.
  3. Receive a tailored quote
    Once we understand your requirements, we send you a clear quote outlining the delivery options, timing and any customisation you may want.
  4. Training delivered your way
    Your session is delivered by an experienced Quality Associates trainer who understands your section of the industry and brings real-world examples to the room.
  5. Ongoing support
    After the training, we are available to clarify any questions or next steps, so your team can apply the learning with confidence.

Why choose in-house training?

  • Tailored to your products and processes
  • Consistent understanding across your entire team
  • Focused discussion on your real scenarios
  • Efficient and cost-effective for groups of three or more
  • Engaging delivery that builds capability quickly

Once you complete the form below, we will come back to you with a tailored quote and recommended approach for your team.

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FAQs about the course

Will this course help with audit or regulatory compliance?

Yes. Regular mock recalls and updated recall systems are critical for GFSI schemes (e.g., SQF, BRCGS), FSANZ requirements, and customer compliance.

No. The course suits both first-time and experienced professionals. Foundational recall concepts are clearly explained, with hands-on tools provided.

Most regulators and certification bodies expect at least one mock recall per year, but high-risk industries may benefit from doing them more frequently. Regular exercises improve response time and system accuracy.

Common gaps include incomplete traceability, slow response times, unclear team roles, outdated contact lists, and missing verification steps. These issues often stay hidden until a structured mock recall uncovers them.

Yes. In-house sessions can be customised to reflect your actual product lines, systems, and risk points.

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