Louise Manning has a PhD in global food production and has worked in the food supply chain for over twenty years. Louise specialises in advising and coaching individuals and businesses in the areas of business management, quality assurance, food safety, animal welfare, ethical issues, and environmental protection.
Louise has written and edited many paper based and e-books and her academic research has been published in several peer reviewed journals. She also writes articles for trade and organisational publications.
For further information go to www.thehumanimprint.typepad.com
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Download: $4.78 This e-book on equipment and maintenance forms part of a series of e-books addressing the key food safety issues associated with food manufacturing, production and preparation
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Download: $4.78 This e-book on product identification and traceability forms part of a series of e-books addressing the key food safety issues associated with food manufacturing, production and preparation
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Download: $4.78 This e-book on calibration forms part of a series of e-books addressing the key food safety issues associated with food manufacturing, production and preparation.
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Download: $3.99 This e-book on preventive and corrective action forms part of a series of e-books addressing the key food safety issues associated with food manufacturing, production and preparation.
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Download: $4.78 This e-book on allergens forms part of a series of e-books addressing the key food safety issues associated with food manufacturing, production and preparation
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Download: $4.78 This e-book on pest control forms part of a series of e-books addressing the key food safety issues associated with food manufacturing, production and preparation
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Print: $21.16 Hill Farm, was once the home of John and Jane Benbow. In March 1840 they met Wilford Woodruff an LDS missionary and became members of the church. They emigrated to the US and were among the Herefordshire pioneers who settled Utah. Hill Farm is still a working family farm today.
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Print: $12.66 Download: $12.68 A book containing the collated posts and musings on The Human Imprint between June and November 2007. The posts address human experience, communication, family and business management.
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