Yearbook 2013/2014 - ehedg
Yearbook 2013/2014 - ehedg
Yearbook 2013/2014 - ehedg
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EHEDG Regional Sections 151<br />
Translation of Guidelines<br />
At the present time, a total of 27 guidelines have been<br />
translated into Traditional Chinese. 12 of these are being<br />
corrected and proofread by experts in their special areas as<br />
required by these document subjects. These guidelines are<br />
scheduled to be submitted for publication by the end of 2012.<br />
The translation of the remaining Guidelines is under way.<br />
Training<br />
Dr. Yang gave an introduction of EHEDG guidelines at the Hygienic<br />
Design Seminar<br />
In order to facilitate training and practice for the hygienic<br />
design of food process equipment, FIRDI has set up a<br />
team to build a test laboratory for the EHEDG equipment<br />
assessing methods including Doc. 2, Doc. 4, Doc. 5, Doc.<br />
7, Doc. 15, Doc. 19, and Doc. 21. The major tasks of this<br />
team are to demonstrate the hygienic design concept of<br />
food equipment and its related validation methods to food<br />
equipment manufacturers and food processing companies.<br />
Contact<br />
For more information and if interested in the activities of<br />
EHEDG Taiwan, please contact Dr. B. Barry Yang, Phone:<br />
+886-6-3847301, e-mail: bby@firdi.org.tw.<br />
EHEDG Thailand<br />
Thai Regional Section<br />
Navaphattra Nunak, Taweepol Suesut, King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, Faculty of Engineering,<br />
Thailand, e-mail: kbnavaph@kmitl.ac.th<br />
EHEDG Thailand was established in 2009. The Thai Section<br />
was initiated between EHEDG centre and King Mongkut’s<br />
Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL). The Thai<br />
Section officially started on April 20, 2009. At present, just<br />
one Institute member from KMITL is member of EHEDG.<br />
However, several industrial companies are interested and<br />
attended the activities of the Thai Section.<br />
Translation<br />
• Guideline no. 8 has already been published on EHEDG<br />
website.<br />
• Guidelines no. 1, 11, 27, 28 and 37 have already been<br />
translated into Thai.<br />
• Guidelines no. 2, 4, 6, 10, 13, 14, 15, 17, 20, 23,<br />
24, 30, 32, 34 and 38 is now in the process of being<br />
translated.<br />
• Website Translation is also now in the process of being<br />
translated.<br />
EHEDG Thailand Seminar 2012<br />
There were two seminars on EHEDG guidelines in 2012. The<br />
first seminar was organised by EHEDG Thailand (KMITL),<br />
Kasetsart University and HABLA-Chemie GmbH and CPC-<br />
Holding Ltd, at KU, Bangkok on 25th June, 2012 under the<br />
topic of “Update on Environmental-friendly Cleaning and<br />
Sanitizing in the Food and Beverage Industry and Rapid<br />
Methods of Assessing Cleaning Efficiency” (Fig. 1). A<br />
second seminar was organized by EHEDG Thailand under<br />
the topic of “Hygienic application of Instruments for Food<br />
Industry” on July 27, 2012 at KMITL, Bangkok (Fig. 2). About<br />
50, 120 participants respectively attended the seminars. The<br />
participants could be divided into 4 groups as follows:<br />
• Government officers<br />
• Technical and engineering consultants<br />
• Owner and staffs from food factories<br />
• Students