Food Safety Standards

noun the act or process of filtering or purifying a substance by removing impurities or unwanted elements

• The laboratory uses a specialized filtration system to separate particles from the liquid mixture.
• I'm going to run the water through a filter to clean it up.
• Let's run this stuff through a strainer to get rid of the junk.
• She has a strong filtration process for choosing her friends.

noun a person who inspects or examines something, typically for quality control or safety purposes

• The inspector conducted a thorough investigation of the crime scene.
• The inspector checked out the situation and didn't find anything suspicious.
• The inspector snooped around and didn't see anything fishy.
• The inspector peeled back the layers of deceit to uncover the truth.

noun the state or quality of being sterile; the inability to produce offspring or germinate

adjective sterile, relating to sterility

• The sterility of the laboratory ensures accurate results in our experiments.
• The sterility of the surgery room is crucial for patient safety.
• I can't believe how clean and sterile this place is!
• His heart seemed to be filled with sterility, devoid of any warmth or emotion.

adjective describing something that has not been officially verified or approved

• The product is uncertified and may not meet safety standards.
• I heard that the new phone is uncertified, so I'm not sure if it's reliable.
• Don't buy that uncertified car, it's probably a lemon.
• Her uncertified talent shone through in every performance.

noun abbreviation for International Organization for Standardization

• The company adheres to strict iso standards for quality control.
• I need to download an iso file to install the software.
• Let's grab some pizza from that iso spot down the street.
• She felt like she was living in an iso chamber, isolated from the rest of the world.

noun a place where livestock are rested or lodged before being slaughtered or shipped

• The lairage facilities at the port are designed to ensure the welfare of livestock during transport.
• Make sure to check the lairage area before unloading the animals.
• I heard they're expanding the lairage section to accommodate more cattle.
• His office felt like a lairage, with papers and files stacked everywhere.

adjective relating to the health of plants, especially in regards to preventing the spread of diseases or pests

• The phytosanitary measures are in place to prevent the spread of pests and diseases in agricultural products.
• Farmers need to make sure they follow phytosanitary rules to keep their crops healthy.
• Don't forget to check the phytosanitary requirements before shipping your produce.
• Just like how we take care of our health, phytosanitary practices help maintain the well-being of plants.