课件：HACC与虫害控制.ppt

* Only two options for product disposition: Destroy or Re-run through a working CCP. Sampling is not involved. Sampling proves the null hypothesis. Cannot “Test into compliance” * This is a list of all activities. From this list we identify what can go wrong. Then list how we can prevent these from occurring. Define ICE: I - Introduce, intensify C - Control (Prerequisite Program or Process Control) E - Eliminate (CCP’s) * After the yellow sheet in this section is additional information and forms that may be useful to you A hazard is a thing in the food that will cause illness or injury if the person puts it in their mouth / consumed Pitfall – “temperature abuse” – are you going to put temperature abuse in your mouth? Now E. coli might be a hazard This is a time consuming activity, but it is critical to the Plan development. * What we will cover. * What we will cover. * 9 box grid instead of this picture, include a possible negligible box. If probability is low, but severity is M, we carry it forward, if probability is M, but severity is low, we focus on it through prerequisites. Codex has a more global view toward risk assessment. Codex considers any low likelihood not to be a critical issue. We would suggest due to market issues conditions in more developed markets that this is too narrow of a view to be appropriate and we say anything medium or high needs to be analyzed further. High – Death or permanent or long lasting damage (life threatening) E coli 0157H7, C. bot, allergens (except wheat), Listeria M, glass or metal shards Medium – hospital stay or Dr. visit, no lasting affect (severe or chronic) Allergen gluten protein, stones, small pieces metal or glass Low – home remedy, moderate or mild condition Remote or negligible- extremely remote possibility of it occurring (meteorite story, struck by lightening, pathogen in corn syrup) Remember your intended user can have a very definite impact on high, medium or low severity. Likelihood examples: pl