HACCP certification
HACCP ensures the safety of food in the production, processing, manufacturing, preparation, and consumption processes. It is a scientific, reasonable, and systematic method for hazard identification, evaluation, and control.Identify potential links in the food production process and take appropriate control measures to prevent hazards from occurring. By monitoring and controlling each step of the processing process, the probability of harm occurring is reduced.The international standard CAC/RCP-1 'General Principles for Food Hygiene, 1997 Revision 3' defines HACCP as a system for identifying, evaluating, and controlling hazards that are crucial to food safety.Guided by the principles of the HACCP management system, food safety is integrated into the design process, rather than the traditional final product testing.The Seven Principles of HACCP CertificationThe HACCP system includes seven principles to identify hazards in the process and monitor the main control points to preven...
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