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- HACCP is about safety, NOT quality
- It is pro-active prevention
- It is based on sound science
- HAZARD ANALYSIS &
- CRITICAL CONTROL POINTS
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- ANALYZE HAZARDS TO FIND CRITICAL CONTROL POINTS
- List steps in the process where significant hazards could occur
- Describe the preventive measures that prevent damage
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- THERE ARE 3 TYPES OF HAZARD
- Chemical
- Physical
- Biological
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- Pesticides
- Herbicides
- Cleaning chemicals
- Maintenance chemicals
- Production chemical
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- Foreign objects that end up in the food:
Glass
- metal shavings
- tools
- Wood
- jewelry
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- Naturally occurring in livestock
- Cross contamination from raw to cooked product
- Employee hygiene
- Sanitation practices
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- Naturally occurring
- Feces
- Common in poultry and swine
- Lactating utters on cattle
- Humans
- Cross contamination
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- Naturally occurring in intestines
- Feces
- Improper handling practices
- Humans/hygiene
- Cross-contamination
- Water supply in fruits and vegetables
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- Employee hygiene
- Separation of raw and cooked products
- Drains/floors
- Cooling units and air flow
- Standing water
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- Sanitation plan
- Training in sanitation
- Receiving practices: temperature/condition
- Storage
- General operating procedures
- Employee hygiene
- Letters of guarantee on all products and ingredients
- Material Data Safety Sheets and letter of guarantee on all chemicals
- Management involvement
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