Understanding HACCP, Food Hygiene and Safety Regulations
Advice and Training Modules and Management Records
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Advice for managers on food safety and food hygiene 
HACCP Principles1 HACCP Hazard Analysis Explained
First of series of articles covering 7 HACCP principles. First principle of HACCP - identify hazards. What is an hazard, where might hazards occur, how do I identify a hazard? Useful suggestions on how to recognise hazards in your food business.
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First of series of articles covering 7 HACCP principles. First principle of HACCP - identify hazards. What is an hazard, where might hazards occur, how do I identify a hazard? Useful suggestions on how to recognise hazards in your food business.
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2 HACCP - Identify Critical Control Points
What is a critical control point? How do I identify a critical control point? In this article we look at the second HACCP principle - identifying critical control points. Examples are given and a decision tree to help decide whether a step constitutes a critical point or not.
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What is a critical control point? How do I identify a critical control point? In this article we look at the second HACCP principle - identifying critical control points. Examples are given and a decision tree to help decide whether a step constitutes a critical point or not.
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3 - HACCP Critical Limits
Defining and establishing what is acceptable or not at critical control points in your food business.
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Defining and establishing what is acceptable or not at critical control points in your food business.
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