Cenza+ - Cenza+ shares the reasons for the name change of the company

Cenza+ explains the thought behind the name change from Paster Training to Cenza+?

Company Name Change

After 20 years of operation, Paster Training's name is changed to Cenza+ as the management felt that this name better reflects the company's growth. The name change is seen as a positive step toward the development and progress of the company. The company has been involved for years in educating and training food and alcohol experts across all levels of the company crew.

One of the company's most significant achievements has been industry-wide recognition in the World's Best Hospitality Development Programs 2020 Top 8 for Cenza+ Manager Certification program by the Global Gurus.

Services and Products

Cenza+ prides itself in being the industry leader in providing training and instructions in food safety and responsible alcohol management training. The company's vision is to reach out to the maximum number of industry members and provide them with training, support, and instruction. Protecting the global food supply remains Cenza+'s number one goal.

Cenza+ works in the food and beverage industry and provides optimum quality training and education with certified instructors. The idea is to bring real-life experience into the classroom to help learners better understand the process. Safety and efficiency are essential in this line of work. Better training and instruction can lead to enormous savings for food and beverage companies.

Cenza+ understands the need to change outdated mindsets, habits, and practices through effective interchanges between the trainer and the student. This helps streamline the entire production process, leading to higher efficiency. Therefore, Cenza+ provides the following:

Complete virtual customization of all the courses.
Offering various options for course completion.
More class availability.
More certifications.

The complete list of services and products offered by Cenza+ is as the following:

Training
Inspections and third-party audits
Current Good Manufacturing Practices
Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA)
Manufacture, process, distribute, import, export, and sell food
FSPCA (Food Safety Preventive Controls Alliance)
Preventive Controls for Human Food (PCHF)
Foreign Supplier Verification Program (FSVP)
Intentional Adulteration Conducting Vulnerability Assessments (IAVA)
FDAFSMA, PREVENTIVE CONTROLs, IAVA, FSVP, AND HACCP
Food Safety Plans (under Preventive Controls for Human Food)
HACCP Plans (Seafood HACCP, Juice HACCP)
Foreign Supplier Verification Program (FSVP)
Recall Plans
Intentional Adulteration Conducting Vulnerability Assessments (IAVA)
Sanitary Transportation of Human and Animal Food.
GMP and SOP Development

Potential clientele

A wholesome list of potential clients for Cenza+ is as the following:

Food

Retailers

Hotels
Casinos
Airports
Bakeries
Hospitals
Concessions
Commissaries
Grocery Stores
Convenience Stores
Senior Care Facilities
Correctional Facilities
Educational Institutions
Full-Service Restaurants
Quick Service Restaurants

Importers
Processors
Distributors
Wholesalers
Manufacturers
Health Departments
Fish and fishery operations

Alcohol

Retailers

Bars
Taverns
Restaurants
Liquor Stores
Grocery Stores
Beer distributors
Convenience Stores

Wineries
Breweries
Distilleries

Why Cenza+?

Cenza+ proudly boasts supremacy in food safety and responsible alcohol management training, instructing team members at all levels of industry organizations and operations on the official campus, online, and in the classroom.

They use a unique combination of education and entertainment that sets them apart from other trainers in the industry.

Their instructors must pass a stringent criterion comprising a background check and a child abuse clearance check and be competent based on professional training, observation, experience, or any combination of these factors. In addition, each of their trainers possesses the correct certification from Certified with International HACCP Alliance, Compliance Solutions, Inc., Health Communications, Inc., and Food Marketing Institute®.