Over time, the FSCF PTIN's activities will help build an APEC-wide network of food safety experts which will work to manage urgent food safety issues and help prevent food safety incidents. APEC Member Economies will benefit from supporting and working with the FSCF PTIN, as FSCF PTIN programs will assist Members in their efforts to improve their domestic food safety regimes. Member participation in the PTIN will also send a strong signal to domestic consumers and international customers that improving food safety is of high priority to their governments.
The APEC-wide Network will be housed on this web site, so trainers and practitioners can easily identify and communicate with one another to facilitate information sharing and leverage each Network member's unique expertise. For instance, this might be in the form of a searchable database of PTIN trainers and partners, which would include information such as name, affiliation/organization, member economy, email contact, areas of expertise, and links to any PTIN presentations.
FSCF/PTIN Steering Group/Incident Management Workshop
April 2013
Indonesia
Rollout of first aquaculture training module program
April TBD
Indonesia
PTIN Small and Medium Enterprise Food Safety Best Practices Workshop
April 10, 2013
Surabaya, Indonesia
PTIN Steering Group Meeting
April 11, 2013
Surabaya, Indonesia
Discussion on Risk Assessment Approaches
April 11, 2013
Surabaya, Indonesia
Food Safety Incident Network Meeting
April 12, 2013
Surabaya, Indonesia
Food Safety Cooperation Forum meeting
April 13, 2013
Surabaya, Indonesia
GFSP Service Providers Information Day
April 22, 2013
World Bank Headquarters, Washington, DC

