Report 2025 - Swimming Pools Water Quality in Nelson Mandela Bay Metro and Jeffreys Bay Area

Report 2025: Swimming Pools and Recreational Waters Quality Study for the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Area and Jeffreys Bay

2025 Study conducted by ASC Public Health and Food Safety Consultants to determine the water quality and safety of swimming pools in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan and Jeffreys Bay area during the festive season.

Implementation of FSSC 22000 V6 for Food Manufacturing Course

Future-Proof Your Food Safety

Prepare your organisation for FSSC 22000 Version 7 with ASC Public Health and Food Safety. Learn about updated prerequisite programs (ISO 22002-x:2025), GFSI alignment, and sustainability requirements. Access expert training, documentation toolkits, and guidance to streamline your transition, maintain certification, and stay ahead in global food safety standards

Beach Water Study Report for NMBM

Report 2023: Beach Water Quality in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro Area

We focussed on five prominent beaches nestling in the picturesque Nelson Mandela Bay Metro area – Hobie in Summerstrand, Maitland, St. George’s, New Brighton, and the ever-popular Humewood. We invite you to download our beach water quality report as we delve into the findings, shedding light on the water quality …

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Risk of eating expired food

The Science Behind Food Expiry Dates: Why Consuming Expired Foods is a Health Risk

In our fast-paced world, it’s common to find expired food items lurking in the back of our pantries or refrigerators. However, consuming expired foods can pose serious health risks to you and your family. What are Expired Foods? Expired foods are food products that have passed their recommended or stated …

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Manganese ore dust

Manganese Ore Dust from a Public Health Perspective

A hot topic in the Nelson Mandela Bay community is the public outcry against manganese ore storage and handling and their impact on public health safety. Manganese ore has been a staple export in the region for over forty years, with two main ports in the Eastern Cape (Gqeberha and …

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Contaminants in the Fishing Industry

Microbial and other Contaminants in the Fishing Industry

Fish and fish products are prone to contamination mainly due the physiology of fish species, their habitat and handling practices. It’s no surprise then that they contribute to a large portion of foodborne illness incidents contributing to, on average, 6-8 % of all annually reported outbreaks. This is more than …

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