FDA
Juice HACCP
FDA Standard Curriculum for Juice HACCP
Regulations 21 CFR Part 120
This 2-day course provides juice processors with the industry specific knowledge to develop and implement a Food Safety Plan based on the Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) method.
Learning Objectives:
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Gain practical knowledge to control food hazards in their process
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Know the components of a HACCP-based food safety system including prerequisite programs (PRPs) and a HACCP Plan
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Develop and maintain a HACCP-based Food Safety System
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Who Should Attend:
Juice industry managers, supervisors, HACCP team members and industry members needing a better understanding of HACCP and food safety plan development.
Prerequisites:
None. This is a basic food safety training. Knowledge of Good Manufacturing Practices is recommended.
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Course Agenda:
Day One
- Welcome
- Introduction to the Course and HACCP
- Hazards - Biological, Chemical, and Physical
- Prerequisite Programs and Preliminary Steps
Break Out Session:
- Exercise One, Prerequisite Programs and Preliminary Steps
- Team Presentations and Class Discussion
- Commercial Processing Example: Refrigerated Pasteurized Apple Juice.
- Principle 1. Hazard Analysis
Break Out Session: Exercise Two. Hazard Analysis
Day Two
- Team Presentation and Class Discussion on Exercise Two
- Principle 2. Determine the Critical Control Points
- Principle 3. Establish Critical Limits
- Principle 4. Critical Control Point Monitoring
- Principle 5. Corrective Actions
Break Out Session: Exercise Three. Critical Control Points
- Team Presentations and Class Discussion
- Principle 6. Verification Procedures
- Principle 7. Record-Keeping Procedures
Break out Session: Exercise Four. The HACCP Plan
- Team Presentations and Class Discussion- The Juice HACCP Regulation
- Sources of Information on Preparing HACCP Plans
- Final Discussion
- Course Evaluation and Examination
Who Should Attend:
Juice industry managers, supervisors, HACCP team members and industry members needing a better understanding of HACCP and food safety plan development.
Prerequisites:
Knowledge of HACCP and/or Preventive Controls.