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Controlling Food Safety Using the HACCP Approach and Prerequisite Programs

Controlling Food Safety Using the HACCP Approach and Prerequisite Programs Product code: FS-13-W

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Food safety (prevention of foodborne illness) and food quality (increased shelf-life and improved texture, flavor, and color of food) can be controlled in the food industry by developing and implementing in-house food safety and quality programs. The programs that are used most often to enhance food safety and quality fall into three categories: Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs), sanitation, and Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) programs. HACCP programs specifically reduce food safety risks, while GMPs and sanitation are "prerequisite" programs to the HACCP approach.

Produced

1/1/2001

Author

Linton, Richard

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