HACCP

HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point) is a self-monitoring system which guarantees hygiene and food safety in the production process. The objective is to avoid health risks for the end consumer. All of the risks involved in food production are identified (risk analysis) and critical control points (CCP) are determined. These are points within the food preparation process at which a risk to health may occur and at which appropriate measures are taken to avoid them. The efficiency of systems is regularly monitored through documentation and HACCP audit.

 


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