Food & Beverage Permitting

EARTHRES provides clients with a comprehensive range of food and beverage permitting services. Our team will efficiently manage and maintain your compliance requirements by coordinating and reviewing your applications and permits with appropriate federal, state, and local regulatory agencies. We make sure that your team can focus their time on quality manufacturing.

The engineers, scientists, and process engineering professionals at EARTHRES have many years of experience and are all versed in helping to ensure your team is meeting strict food and beverage compliance standards. Don’t put your business at risk of the brand, economic and social losses that accompany noncompliance.

Do you need to comply with state, federal, or FDA regulations for food safety? Unsure of how to meet the new, stricter compliance standards of the Food Safety Manufacturing Act (FSMA) or complete food safety plans? Look no further than EARTHRES.

Our food and beverage compliance services include:

• Regulatory Agency Interfacing
• Food Defense Plans
• Low Sodium Water Treatment
• FSMA PCQI Trained Personnel (HACCP, CGMP)
• 4-Log Disinfection
• Multi-State Permitting and Annual Permit Renewals for Source, Bottling Plant, and Products
• Monthly Permit Maintenance and Reporting
• Plant Expansion Design
• Preventative Maintenance
• Emergency Response Management
• SCADA
• Process Optimization
• Residual Waste Management and Beneficial Use Permits
• NPDES Permit Applications

EARTHRES’ comprehensive compliance services cover process engineering plants including food and beverage manufacturing. Our services will help:

• Increase insight into your food and beverage facility operation
• Identify key areas of improvement
• Assess risks and prevent non-compliance with key FSMA regulations
• Reinforce and strengthen internal control
• Mitigate the risk of physical or monetary loss associated with non-compliance or material incidents associated with the operation of a facility
• Guard against the loss of positive public image or relationship with the community and/or local township/government