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Foods Safety
HACCP Stands
for Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points, and establish
control system that focus on preventative measures. HACCP quality
procedures are aimed specifically at preventing the introduction of
contaminative applied throughout the food chain from the primary
producer to final consumer.
The HACCP was
established to our manufacturing process for food products with seven principals:
1.
Identify hazards at all stages of production.
2.
Eliminate hazards or minimize the likelihood of occurrence.
3.
Establish what the critical limit is and formulate suitable
preventive measures.
4.
Establish procedures to monitor the critical points.
5.
Establish corrective actions to be taken when the critical control
point is not understand.
6.
Establish procedures to verify that system is working property.
7.
Establish effective record keeping to document the HACCP system.
The
vision of controlling food from the farm to the table is possible
through this innovation food regulation. |