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A BC HACCP PLAN
Product Name: Cod fish with herb & rice
Ingredients
HAZARD
DESCRIPTION
IS
THIS
HAZ
ARD
CON
TRO
LLED
BY A
PP
OR A
BC
HAC
CP
PLA
N
CCP? JUSTIFICATION
CRITICAL
LIMITS:
MONITORING
PROCEDURES
CORRECTIVE
ACTIONS
VERIFICATION
PROCEDURES:
HACCP
RECORDS:
Receiving
Raw
Frozen
Cod Fish
Biological
hazards and
toxins:
C.botulinum
ciguatoxin
vibrio spp
Various
viruses such
as:
norovirus
Yes Visual
evaluation
&
Time and
temperature
measuring
contamination
&
spoilage
CCP Freezer
≤ 0°F.
Vacuumed
packaged with
oxygen.
transmission
rate of 10,000
cubic
centimeter per
square meter
every 24
hours or less.
Package
Supplier
provides
parasite
destruction
record.
Check for
evidence of
thawing.
Packaging
Intact.
Supervision
including
Using
thermometer
&
visual
evaluation by
Quality Control
staff during
receiving step.
Known source.
Visually
checking tags
every time it is
received from
supplier.
Reject delivery.
Action Plan for
disposition and
documentation
Thermometer
calibration
Check the
packages.
Supervisory
review and sign off
on recorder charts
Actual
monitoring
information.
Date&time
the activity
took place.
Signature or
initials of
person
conducting
the
monitoring
procedure.
A BC HACCP PLAN
Ingredients
HAZARD
DESCRIPTION
IS
THIS
HAZ
ARD
CON
TRO
LLED
BY A
PP
OR A
BC
HAC
CP
PLA
N
CCP? JUSTIFICATION
CRITICAL
LIMITS:
MONITORING
PROCEDURES
CORRECTIVE
ACTIONS
VERIFICATION
PROCEDURES:
HACCP
RECORDS:
Fresh
Vegetables
chemical
hazards.
Biological
hazard;
Yersinia
enterocolitica,
listeria
Salmonella
Shigella
E.coli
Yes Visual
evaluation
contamination
&
spoilage
Packaging
Intact.
No signs of
insects or
rodents.
Supervision
and visual
evaluation by
Quality Control
staff during
receiving step.
Reject
delivery.
Action Plan
for
disposition
and
documentat
ion
Check the
packages.
Supervisory
review and sign
off on recorder
charts
Actual
monitoring
information.
Date&time
the activity
took place.
Signature or
initials of
person
conducting
the
monitoring
procedure.
A BC HACCP PLAN
Ingredients
HAZARD
DESCRIPTION
IS
THIS
HAZ
ARD
CON
TRO
LLED
BY A
PP
OR A
BC
HAC
CP
PLA
N
CCP? JUSTIFICATION
CRITICAL
LIMITS:
MONITORING
PROCEDURES
CORRECTIVE
ACTIONS
VERIFICATION
PROCEDURES:
HACCP
RECORDS:
Dry or
non-
perishable
ingredients
Chemical
hazards
hazards
Biological
hazards for
raw rice:
bacillus
cereus
Yes Visual
evaluation
contamination
&
spoilage
Packaging
Intact.
No signs of
insects or
rodents.
No dented,
bulging or
rusted cans.
Supervision
and visual
evaluation
including
Expiration date
by Quality
Control staff
during
receiving step.
Reject
delivery.
Action Plan
for
disposition
and
documentat
ion
Check the
packages.
Supervisory
review and sign
off on recorder
charts
Actual
monitoring
information.
Date&time
the activity
took place.
Signature or
initials of
person
conducting
the
monitoring
procedure.
A BC HACCP PLAN
Ingredients
HAZARD
DESCRIPTION
IS
THIS
HAZ
ARD
CON
TRO
LLED
BY A
PP
OR A
BC
HAC
CP
PLA
N
CCP? JUSTIFICATION
CRITICAL
LIMITS:
MONITORING
PROCEDURES
CORRECTIVE
ACTIONS
VERIFICATION
PROCEDURES:
HACCP
RECORDS:
Storing
Frozen
Cod fish
Biological
toxins:
C.botulinum
ciguatoxin
&
Various
bacteria and
viruses from
time
&
temperature
abuse
Chemical
hazards
Yes Visual
evaluation
&
Time and
temperature
measuring
Cross
contamination
from other
foods
Bacterial
growth/spoilage
Check
freezer
storage
0 to -10°F.
Label,
date,use
FIFO
Supervision
including
Using
thermometer in
the thickest part,
timer
&
visual
evaluation by
Quality Control
staff during
storing step.
Discard
ingredients
if evidence
of time,
temperature
abuse, or
spoilage is
noted.
Adjust and
calibrate as
needed.
Action Plan
for
disposition
and
documentat
ion
Check how freezer
works.
Thermometer
calibration.
Check the
packages.
Supervisory
review and sign off
on recorder charts
Actual
monitoring
information.
Date&time the
activity took
place.
Signature or
initials of
person
conducting the
monitoring
procedure.
A BC HACCP PLAN
Ingredients
HAZARD
DESCRIPTION
IS
THIS
HAZ
ARD
CON
TRO
LLED
BY A
PP
OR A
BC
HAC
CP
PLA
N
CCP? JUSTIFICATION
CRITICAL
LIMITS:
MONITORING
PROCEDURES
CORRECTIVE
ACTIONS
VERIFICATION
PROCEDURES:
HACCP
RECORDS:
Fresh
Vegetables Biological
hazard;
Listeria
E.coli
salmonella
yersinia
due to time
and
temperature
abuse.
yes Visual
evaluation
&
Time and
temperatur
e
measuring
Visual
evaluation
&
Time and
temperature
measuring
Cross
contamination
from other
foods
Bacterial
growth/spoilage
3- 7 days
storing from
manufacture
is the product
shelf life.
Check
refrigerator
41°F.Label,
date,use FIFO.
Supervision
and visual
evaluation
including
Expiration
date and
thermometer
application
by Quality
Control staff
during
storing step.
Discard
ingredients if
evidence of time,
temperature
abuse, or spoilage
is noted.
Action Plan for
disposition and
documentation
Check how
refrigerator
works.
Thermometer
calibration.
Check the
packages.
Supervisory
review and
sign off on
recorder
charts
Dry or
nonperishabl
e ingredients
Physical
hazards
Chemical
hazards
Biological
hazards for raw
rice: bacillus
cereus
yes Visual
evaluation
&
Time and
temperatur
e
measuring
Visual
evaluation
&
Time and
temperature
measuring
Bacterial
growth
and spoilage
Dry storage
temperature
50-70°F.
Label,date,
use FIFO.
Supervision
and visual
evaluation
including
Expiration
date and
thermometer
application
by Quality
Control staff
during
storing step.
Discard
ingredients if
evidence of
time,
temperature
abuse, or
spoilage is
noted.
Action Plan for
disposition
and
documentation
.
Check the
packages.
Supervisory
review and
sign off on
recorder
chart
A BC HACCP PLAN
Ingredients
HAZARD
DESCRIPTION
IS
THIS
HAZ
ARD
CON
TRO
LLED
BY A
PP
OR A
BC
HAC
CP
PLA
N
CCP? JUSTIFICATION
CRITICAL
LIMITS:
MONITORING
PROCEDURES
CORRECTIVE
ACTIONS
VERIFICATION
PROCEDURES:
HACCP
RECORDS:
Thawing Frozen Fish
Thawing
Frozen
Fish
Biological
toxins:
Ciguatoxin
vibrio spp
&
Various
bacteria from
time
&
temperature
abuse.
Physical hazard
Tim
e
and
tem
per
atur
e
mea
suri
ng
Cross-
contamination
Thaw under
refrigeration
at 41 °F or
less. Place the
food in a pan
to avoid juice
dripping on
other foods.
Change the
pan when
liquid is
visible in the
pan.
Supervision
including using
thermometer
and timer by
production staff
during
production time.
Allow adequate
time for
thawing. Check
the temperature
at the end of
thawing
process.
Discard if
evidence of
time,
temperature
abuse, or
spoilage is
noted.
Temperature of
food should
not exceed
41°F .
Action Plan for
disposition and
documentation
Check how
refrigerator
works.
thermometer
calibration.
Check the
packages and
time
Supervisory
review and
sign off on
recorder charts
Actual
monitoring
information.
Date&time the
activity took
place. Signature
or
initials of person
conducting the
monitoring
procedure.
A BC HACCP PLAN
Ingredients HAZARD
DESCRIPTION
IS THIS HAZARD
CONTROLLED
BY A PP OR A
BC HACCP PLAN
CCP? Justification Critical Limits MONITORING
PROCEDURES
CORRECTIVE
ACTIONS
VERIFICATION
PROCEDURES:
HACCP
Records
Preparation, Cooking, Holding
Preparation
Fish,
vegetables
&
rice
Biological
hazards
listeria
yesinia,
norovirus
&
Various
bacteria from
time
&
temperature
abuse.
Physical hazard
yes Sanitation
Health related
considerations
Contaminatio
n and cross-
contaminatio
n.
Bacterial
growth.
Wash hands.
Clean and
sanitize
utensils,knives
and cutting
boards.
Wash
vegetables
before
chopping and
mincing.
Using separate
chopping
boars for
chicken and
vegetables.
Visual evaluation
and supervision
including using
separate cutting
board for
vegetables and
chicken by
production staff.
Wash hands.
Wash, rinse,
sanitize utensils,
knives and
cutting boards.
Using separate
chopping boars
for chicken and
vegetables.
Action Plan for
disposition and
documentation.
Supervisory
review and sign
off on recorder
charts.
Actual
monitoring
information.
Date&time the
activity took
place. Signature
or
initials of person
conducting the
monitoring
procedure.
Cooking
Fish
Biological
hazards
vibrio spp
norovirus
&
Various
bacteria from
time
&
temperature
abuse.
Physical hazard
Chemical
hazards
yes Temperature
Bacterial
survival.
Bacterial
survival.
Contamination
from food
handler.
Contamination
from
seasonings.
Bake fish
until it
reaches
145°F or cook
until it is
opaque and
separates
easily with a
fork.
Supervision
including
Using
thermometer
in two thickest
parts,using timer
&
visual
evaluation by
production
staff during
production time.
Continue
cooking
until
165°F for 15
seconds within
two hours.
Calibrate and
adjust as
necessary .
Action Plan for
disposition and
documentation.
Thermometer
calibration.
Check the
time.
Supervisory
review and sign
off on recorder
charts
Actual
monitoring
information.
Date&time the
activity took
place. Signature
or
initials of person
conducting the
monitoring
procedure.
A BC HACCP PLAN
Holding Biological
toxins:
C.botulinum
&
Various
bacteria from
time
&
temperature
abuse.
Bacillus cereus
for the rice
Physical hazard
Yes Time and
temperature.
Bacterial
growth and
spoilage.
Bacterial
survival
and growth
Hot hold at
135°F. Or
higher for 2
hours or less.
Keep covered.
Use clean and
sanitized
utensils.
Keep serving
utensils stored
in serving dish.
Supervision
including
Using
thermometer in
the thickest
part,timer
&
visual
evaluation by
Quality Control
staff within the
last two hours
to ensure the
temperature
does not fall
below 135°F.
Calibrate and
adjust as
necessary .
Discard if
evidence of
time/
temperature
abuse or
spoilage is
noted. If the
temperature
falls below
135°F, reheat
the food to
165°F for 15
seconds.
Action Plan for
disposition
and
documentation
.
Thermometer
calibration.
Check the timer.
Supervisory
review and sign
off on recorder
charts
Actual
monitoring
information.
Date&time the
activity took
place. Signature
or
initials of person
conducting the
monitoring
procedure.
A BC HACCP PLAN
Ingredients HAZARD
DESCRIPTION
IS THIS HAZARD
CONTROLLED
BY A PP OR A
BC HACCP PLAN
CCP? Justification Critical Limits MONITORING
PROCEDURES
CORRECTIVE
ACTIONS
VERIFICATION
PROCEDURES:
HACCP
Records
Cooling &Reheating
Cooling Biological
toxins:
C.botulinum
&
Various
bacteria from
time
&
temperature
abuse.
Physical hazard
Time and
temperature
measuring.
Cross-
contaminatio
n.
Bacterial
survival and
growth.
Cross-
contaminatio
n.
Cooling from
135F to 70F
In two hours
or less, and
from 70F to
38F in four
hours or less.
Cover and
store above
raw foods.
Label by
''use-by''
date.
Supervision
including
Using
thermometer
in the thickest
part, timer
&
visual
evaluation by
production
staff.
Calibrate and
adjust as
necessary.
Discard.
Action Plan for
disposition and
documentation.
Thermometer
calibration.
Check the
time.
Supervisory
review and sign
off on recorder
charts
Actual
monitoring
information.
Date&time the
activity took
place.
Signature or
initials of person
conducting the
monitoring
procedure.
Reheating Biological
toxins:
C.botulinum
&
Various
bacteria from
time
&
temperature
abuse.
Physical hazard
Time and
temperature
measuring
Bacterial
growth and
survival.
Reheat to
165°F within
2 hours.
Supervision
including
Using
thermometer
in the thickest
part, timer
&
visual
evaluation by
production
staff.
Calibrate and
adjust as
necessary.
Discard.
Action Plan for
disposition and
documentation.
Thermometer
calibration.
Check the
time.
Supervisory
review and sign
off on recorder
charts.
Actual
monitoring
information.
Date&time the
activity took
place.
Signature or
initials of person
conducting the
monitoring
procedure.

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HACCP-cod fish

  • 1. A BC HACCP PLAN Product Name: Cod fish with herb & rice Ingredients HAZARD DESCRIPTION IS THIS HAZ ARD CON TRO LLED BY A PP OR A BC HAC CP PLA N CCP? JUSTIFICATION CRITICAL LIMITS: MONITORING PROCEDURES CORRECTIVE ACTIONS VERIFICATION PROCEDURES: HACCP RECORDS: Receiving Raw Frozen Cod Fish Biological hazards and toxins: C.botulinum ciguatoxin vibrio spp Various viruses such as: norovirus Yes Visual evaluation & Time and temperature measuring contamination & spoilage CCP Freezer ≤ 0°F. Vacuumed packaged with oxygen. transmission rate of 10,000 cubic centimeter per square meter every 24 hours or less. Package Supplier provides parasite destruction record. Check for evidence of thawing. Packaging Intact. Supervision including Using thermometer & visual evaluation by Quality Control staff during receiving step. Known source. Visually checking tags every time it is received from supplier. Reject delivery. Action Plan for disposition and documentation Thermometer calibration Check the packages. Supervisory review and sign off on recorder charts Actual monitoring information. Date&time the activity took place. Signature or initials of person conducting the monitoring procedure.
  • 2. A BC HACCP PLAN Ingredients HAZARD DESCRIPTION IS THIS HAZ ARD CON TRO LLED BY A PP OR A BC HAC CP PLA N CCP? JUSTIFICATION CRITICAL LIMITS: MONITORING PROCEDURES CORRECTIVE ACTIONS VERIFICATION PROCEDURES: HACCP RECORDS: Fresh Vegetables chemical hazards. Biological hazard; Yersinia enterocolitica, listeria Salmonella Shigella E.coli Yes Visual evaluation contamination & spoilage Packaging Intact. No signs of insects or rodents. Supervision and visual evaluation by Quality Control staff during receiving step. Reject delivery. Action Plan for disposition and documentat ion Check the packages. Supervisory review and sign off on recorder charts Actual monitoring information. Date&time the activity took place. Signature or initials of person conducting the monitoring procedure.
  • 3. A BC HACCP PLAN Ingredients HAZARD DESCRIPTION IS THIS HAZ ARD CON TRO LLED BY A PP OR A BC HAC CP PLA N CCP? JUSTIFICATION CRITICAL LIMITS: MONITORING PROCEDURES CORRECTIVE ACTIONS VERIFICATION PROCEDURES: HACCP RECORDS: Dry or non- perishable ingredients Chemical hazards hazards Biological hazards for raw rice: bacillus cereus Yes Visual evaluation contamination & spoilage Packaging Intact. No signs of insects or rodents. No dented, bulging or rusted cans. Supervision and visual evaluation including Expiration date by Quality Control staff during receiving step. Reject delivery. Action Plan for disposition and documentat ion Check the packages. Supervisory review and sign off on recorder charts Actual monitoring information. Date&time the activity took place. Signature or initials of person conducting the monitoring procedure.
  • 4. A BC HACCP PLAN Ingredients HAZARD DESCRIPTION IS THIS HAZ ARD CON TRO LLED BY A PP OR A BC HAC CP PLA N CCP? JUSTIFICATION CRITICAL LIMITS: MONITORING PROCEDURES CORRECTIVE ACTIONS VERIFICATION PROCEDURES: HACCP RECORDS: Storing Frozen Cod fish Biological toxins: C.botulinum ciguatoxin & Various bacteria and viruses from time & temperature abuse Chemical hazards Yes Visual evaluation & Time and temperature measuring Cross contamination from other foods Bacterial growth/spoilage Check freezer storage 0 to -10°F. Label, date,use FIFO Supervision including Using thermometer in the thickest part, timer & visual evaluation by Quality Control staff during storing step. Discard ingredients if evidence of time, temperature abuse, or spoilage is noted. Adjust and calibrate as needed. Action Plan for disposition and documentat ion Check how freezer works. Thermometer calibration. Check the packages. Supervisory review and sign off on recorder charts Actual monitoring information. Date&time the activity took place. Signature or initials of person conducting the monitoring procedure.
  • 5. A BC HACCP PLAN Ingredients HAZARD DESCRIPTION IS THIS HAZ ARD CON TRO LLED BY A PP OR A BC HAC CP PLA N CCP? JUSTIFICATION CRITICAL LIMITS: MONITORING PROCEDURES CORRECTIVE ACTIONS VERIFICATION PROCEDURES: HACCP RECORDS: Fresh Vegetables Biological hazard; Listeria E.coli salmonella yersinia due to time and temperature abuse. yes Visual evaluation & Time and temperatur e measuring Visual evaluation & Time and temperature measuring Cross contamination from other foods Bacterial growth/spoilage 3- 7 days storing from manufacture is the product shelf life. Check refrigerator 41°F.Label, date,use FIFO. Supervision and visual evaluation including Expiration date and thermometer application by Quality Control staff during storing step. Discard ingredients if evidence of time, temperature abuse, or spoilage is noted. Action Plan for disposition and documentation Check how refrigerator works. Thermometer calibration. Check the packages. Supervisory review and sign off on recorder charts Dry or nonperishabl e ingredients Physical hazards Chemical hazards Biological hazards for raw rice: bacillus cereus yes Visual evaluation & Time and temperatur e measuring Visual evaluation & Time and temperature measuring Bacterial growth and spoilage Dry storage temperature 50-70°F. Label,date, use FIFO. Supervision and visual evaluation including Expiration date and thermometer application by Quality Control staff during storing step. Discard ingredients if evidence of time, temperature abuse, or spoilage is noted. Action Plan for disposition and documentation . Check the packages. Supervisory review and sign off on recorder chart
  • 6. A BC HACCP PLAN Ingredients HAZARD DESCRIPTION IS THIS HAZ ARD CON TRO LLED BY A PP OR A BC HAC CP PLA N CCP? JUSTIFICATION CRITICAL LIMITS: MONITORING PROCEDURES CORRECTIVE ACTIONS VERIFICATION PROCEDURES: HACCP RECORDS: Thawing Frozen Fish Thawing Frozen Fish Biological toxins: Ciguatoxin vibrio spp & Various bacteria from time & temperature abuse. Physical hazard Tim e and tem per atur e mea suri ng Cross- contamination Thaw under refrigeration at 41 °F or less. Place the food in a pan to avoid juice dripping on other foods. Change the pan when liquid is visible in the pan. Supervision including using thermometer and timer by production staff during production time. Allow adequate time for thawing. Check the temperature at the end of thawing process. Discard if evidence of time, temperature abuse, or spoilage is noted. Temperature of food should not exceed 41°F . Action Plan for disposition and documentation Check how refrigerator works. thermometer calibration. Check the packages and time Supervisory review and sign off on recorder charts Actual monitoring information. Date&time the activity took place. Signature or initials of person conducting the monitoring procedure.
  • 7. A BC HACCP PLAN Ingredients HAZARD DESCRIPTION IS THIS HAZARD CONTROLLED BY A PP OR A BC HACCP PLAN CCP? Justification Critical Limits MONITORING PROCEDURES CORRECTIVE ACTIONS VERIFICATION PROCEDURES: HACCP Records Preparation, Cooking, Holding Preparation Fish, vegetables & rice Biological hazards listeria yesinia, norovirus & Various bacteria from time & temperature abuse. Physical hazard yes Sanitation Health related considerations Contaminatio n and cross- contaminatio n. Bacterial growth. Wash hands. Clean and sanitize utensils,knives and cutting boards. Wash vegetables before chopping and mincing. Using separate chopping boars for chicken and vegetables. Visual evaluation and supervision including using separate cutting board for vegetables and chicken by production staff. Wash hands. Wash, rinse, sanitize utensils, knives and cutting boards. Using separate chopping boars for chicken and vegetables. Action Plan for disposition and documentation. Supervisory review and sign off on recorder charts. Actual monitoring information. Date&time the activity took place. Signature or initials of person conducting the monitoring procedure. Cooking Fish Biological hazards vibrio spp norovirus & Various bacteria from time & temperature abuse. Physical hazard Chemical hazards yes Temperature Bacterial survival. Bacterial survival. Contamination from food handler. Contamination from seasonings. Bake fish until it reaches 145°F or cook until it is opaque and separates easily with a fork. Supervision including Using thermometer in two thickest parts,using timer & visual evaluation by production staff during production time. Continue cooking until 165°F for 15 seconds within two hours. Calibrate and adjust as necessary . Action Plan for disposition and documentation. Thermometer calibration. Check the time. Supervisory review and sign off on recorder charts Actual monitoring information. Date&time the activity took place. Signature or initials of person conducting the monitoring procedure.
  • 8. A BC HACCP PLAN Holding Biological toxins: C.botulinum & Various bacteria from time & temperature abuse. Bacillus cereus for the rice Physical hazard Yes Time and temperature. Bacterial growth and spoilage. Bacterial survival and growth Hot hold at 135°F. Or higher for 2 hours or less. Keep covered. Use clean and sanitized utensils. Keep serving utensils stored in serving dish. Supervision including Using thermometer in the thickest part,timer & visual evaluation by Quality Control staff within the last two hours to ensure the temperature does not fall below 135°F. Calibrate and adjust as necessary . Discard if evidence of time/ temperature abuse or spoilage is noted. If the temperature falls below 135°F, reheat the food to 165°F for 15 seconds. Action Plan for disposition and documentation . Thermometer calibration. Check the timer. Supervisory review and sign off on recorder charts Actual monitoring information. Date&time the activity took place. Signature or initials of person conducting the monitoring procedure.
  • 9. A BC HACCP PLAN Ingredients HAZARD DESCRIPTION IS THIS HAZARD CONTROLLED BY A PP OR A BC HACCP PLAN CCP? Justification Critical Limits MONITORING PROCEDURES CORRECTIVE ACTIONS VERIFICATION PROCEDURES: HACCP Records Cooling &Reheating Cooling Biological toxins: C.botulinum & Various bacteria from time & temperature abuse. Physical hazard Time and temperature measuring. Cross- contaminatio n. Bacterial survival and growth. Cross- contaminatio n. Cooling from 135F to 70F In two hours or less, and from 70F to 38F in four hours or less. Cover and store above raw foods. Label by ''use-by'' date. Supervision including Using thermometer in the thickest part, timer & visual evaluation by production staff. Calibrate and adjust as necessary. Discard. Action Plan for disposition and documentation. Thermometer calibration. Check the time. Supervisory review and sign off on recorder charts Actual monitoring information. Date&time the activity took place. Signature or initials of person conducting the monitoring procedure. Reheating Biological toxins: C.botulinum & Various bacteria from time & temperature abuse. Physical hazard Time and temperature measuring Bacterial growth and survival. Reheat to 165°F within 2 hours. Supervision including Using thermometer in the thickest part, timer & visual evaluation by production staff. Calibrate and adjust as necessary. Discard. Action Plan for disposition and documentation. Thermometer calibration. Check the time. Supervisory review and sign off on recorder charts. Actual monitoring information. Date&time the activity took place. Signature or initials of person conducting the monitoring procedure.