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    This document outlines a decision tree to help facilities determine if a step in their process is a critical control point (CCP). It involves 5 questions: 1) Is the hazard managed by prerequisite programs? 2) Are control measures in place for the hazard? 2a) Is control at this step necessary for food safety? 3) Could contamination occur or increase to unacceptable levels? 4) Could contamination occur or increase to unacceptable levels? 5) Will a subsequent step eliminate or reduce the hazard to an acceptable level? If any question is answered "NO" then the step is deemed a CCP.

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    This document outlines a decision tree to help facilities determine if a step in their process is a critical control point (CCP). It involves 5 questions: 1) Is the hazard managed by prerequisite programs? 2) Are control measures in place for the hazard? 2a) Is control at this step necessary for food safety? 3) Could contamination occur or increase to unacceptable levels? 4) Could contamination occur or increase to unacceptable levels? 5) Will a subsequent step eliminate or reduce the hazard to an acceptable level? If any question is answered "NO" then the step is deemed a CCP.

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    Ehaccp - CCP Decision Tree

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    This document outlines a decision tree to help facilities determine if a step in their process is a critical control point (CCP). It involves 5 questions: 1) Is the hazard managed by prerequisite programs? 2) Are control measures in place for the hazard? 2a) Is control at this step necessary for food safety? 3) Could contamination occur or increase to unacceptable levels? 4) Could contamination occur or increase to unacceptable levels? 5) Will a subsequent step eliminate or reduce the hazard to an acceptable level? If any question is answered "NO" then the step is deemed a CCP.

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    Document: CCP Decision Tree

    Facility:

    Question #1. YES


    Not a CCP
    Is the hazard managed by the prerequisite programs? (Record PRP)

    NO

    Question #2.
    Are the control measures in place for the hazard?

    NO
    YES Modify next step,
    process, or product
    Question #2a. or add control
    YES
    Is control at this step NO
    necessary for food safety?
    Not a CCP (Stop)

    Question #3.
    Could contamination with the hazard occur at unacceptable level (s) or increase to unacceptable levels?

    NO

    Question #4.
    Could contamination with the hazard occur at unacceptable level (s) or
    increase to unacceptable levels?

    NO

    YES
    Not a CCP (Stop)

    Question #5.
    Will a subsequent process stop eliminate or reduce the hazard to an
    acceptable level?

    NO

    YES
    CCP

    Not a CCP (Stop)

    Comments: Date: Revised Date: Time:

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    This document is intended for demonstrative purposes only. Note that alternative approaches to documenting
    your food safety system are acceptable.

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