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BY
GEETHU S
JUBNA N K C
HACCP FOR MILK PROCESSING
Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point.
Consist of seven principles.
Identifies specific hazards and preventive
measures.
Outline how to establish, implement and
maintain a HACCP system.
1.Hazard Analysis
Identify the hazards associated with the
food production at all stages.
2. Identify the CCP
Determine the point that can be
controlled to eliminate hazards
3. Establish Critical Limit
these limits are the operational
boundaries of ccp
4. Monitor CCP’s
Establish a system to monitor CCP
5.Establish Corrective Action
6. Verification
7. Record Keeping
The food industry is very large and diverse.
HACCP is system that equally evaluates all
the different types of food from different
countries
The entire food process has great potential
for food contamination,HACCP limits these
risks in interest of public health.
Food borne disease are continually emerging
and evolving , presenting a risk to public
health that must be regulated
Reception
Testing of milk
Storage in tank
Pasteurization
packing
Cold store
To market
BIOLOGICAL CHEMICAL PHYSICAL
PROCESS HAZARDS HAZARDS HAZARDS
Products lines
and Equipment Contaminatio Cleaning Extraneous
n by solutions materials
vegetative
pathogens
PROCESS HAZARD CONTROL CP/CCP
RATIONALE MEASURES
Packaging Packaging
material that material or
does not meet components
requirements may comes from a
contain non-food sourced supplier
grade substances to be free of toxic CP
or carcinogenic
substances
Food that contain Packaging
undeclared machinery and
allergens may associated pipings
cause life and valves must
threatening be thoroughly
Reactions in cleaned after use
sensitive for allergen
individuals containing foods
before it is use
d for foods that
do not declare
that allergen
PHY-Foreign Maintain
materials may equipment in
have good repair
contaminate
the products
PASTEURISATION
Time and temperature
62.78 for 30 min or 71.66 for 15 sec or 135-
150 for fraction of sec
Reception
Visual inspection
Lab testing
Hygienic environment and handling
Raw milk storage
proper temperature and storage condition
Pasteurisation
proper temperature and holding time
maintenance of regenerating section
Pasteurised milk storage
Proper temperature and storage condotion
avoid cross contamination
Product line and equipment
continuous cleaning and maintenance
Packaging
proper filling
checking of packaging materials
Audit record
Equipment record
Product record
Staff record
Cleaning schedule record
Customer confidence record
Hazard analysis plan
Record the inspection visit or investigation