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Food Safety

GFVGA's is committed to providing safe produce for consumers by educating and helping fruit and vegetable producers implement food safety programs on their farms and packing facilities.

If you have questions about food safety or would like to know more about implementing a food safety program in your operation, please contact:

Georgia Fruit & Vegetable Growers Association
www.gfvga.org

GAP Contact Person
Beth Bland
PO Box 2945
LaGrange, GA 30241
Phone: 877 994 3842
Fax: 706 883 8215
email: bbland@asginfo.net


Crisis Management Plan For The Georgia Produce Industry

If in the event of a crisis on your farm or operation, this Crisis Management Preparedness Training can help you. Please click below to view our Crisis Preparedness Presentation or view the Crisis Management Tools

Crisis Preparedness Training

Food Safety Crisis Management Tool: Media Guidelines

Food Safety Crisis Management Tool: Contact Card



Georgia GAP Certified Farms And Facilities

The Georgia GAP Food Safety Certification Program was established by the Georgia fresh produce industry to verify that good agricultural practices were followed during production, packing and shipping. For a list of Georgia GAP certified farms and packing facilities click on view more.


 Legislative Updates



GFVGA Mission Statement

To provide a viable and united voice to represent the fruit and vegetable industry in
  Georgia.

To encourage efficient production, packing, handling, storing, and processing of fruit and
  vegetables.

To develop marketing and promotional programs to increase public awareness of the
  health benefits of eating fruits and vegetables and to encourage consumption of more
  Georgia products.

To support applied research that benefits the industry.