hazard analysis worksheet(apple juice)
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HAZARD ANALYSIS WORKSHEETFRESH EPAL FRUIT JUICE
Ingredient orProcessing step
Potential hazard introduced, controlled or enhanced at this
step
Is this potential hazard is
significant?(YES/NO)
WHYJustification for decision on
previous column
Preventive measures of the significant hazard
Is this step a critical control point
(YES/NO)
1.Farm Growing
BiologicalBird, insect
no Unlikely to occur GAP No
ChemicalPhysical
2.FarmHarvesting
BiologicalDamaged and Rotten apples
yesReduce potential damaged apples
Remove visually mould and it is tree pick apples
Yes
ChemicalChemical contamination pestiside
yesResidue will have adverse effect
CullingGAP
Yes
Physical
3.Farm Bulk storage
BiologicalChemicalMould contamination
noControlled by pre-requisite programs
Temperature <10 C No
Physical
4.TransportationBulk transportation
BiologicalChemicalChemical contamination
noControlled by pre-requisite programs
GAP No
PhysicalDamaged apples
noControlled by pre-requisite programs
GAP No
5.Factoryprocurement
BiologicalVegetative and protozoan enteric pathogens (i.e., E.coliO157:H7 andCryptosporidium parvum)
yes Damaged and rotten apples.
Obtain supplier guarantee letter batches containing materials are checked for integrity and order specifications
Yes
ChemicalHigh level of patulin, pestiside
yes May have adverse effect
Supplier guarantee (apples harvested to exclude fallen fruit) and culling or trimming defective (i.e., moldy, rotten, bruised and damaged) apples.
Yes
Physical
6.Factory sorting and washing
BiologicalPathogen growth, contamination yes
to remove rotten apple flesh, and patulin, from the fruit
-Remove visually mouldy apple -using high-pressure water
Yes
Chemical Water’s chlorine level
NoUnlikely occur because of daily in house monitoring on water source supply
tested everyquarter for coliforms by a certified external laboratory
No
PhysicalForeign particles
no To eliminate foreign particles No
7.Factory Milling and pressing
BiologicalPathogen growth
Noprevent a build-up of mouldy apple waste
presses are cleaned regularlyNo
ChemicalChemical patulin contamination
noControlled by pre-requisite programs
No
PhysicalMetal fragment
no Filteration will trap it No
8.Factory filteration
Biologicalmould yes
Yes
ChemicalChemical patulin
Yes May have adverse effect
PhysicalMetal fragment
yes May have adverse effectScreen are checked and if necessary replace it
Yes
9.Addition of sulphite and water
Biologicalyes
Controlled by pre-requisite programs
ChemicalChemical sulphite, patulin
noAct as preservative
Carried from previous step
Correct weighing andaddition of sulphite
No
Physical Controlled by pre-requisite programs
10.Factory pasteurization
BiologicalPathogen growth
Yes To destroy any pathogens Plate heat exchanger Yes
ChemicalChemical patulin production
YesInactive spore as patulin not destroyed by heat
Yes
Physical
11.Factory aseptic filling
BiologicalPathogen growth
noControlled by pre-requisite programs
No
ChemicalChemical patulin production
noControlled by pre-requisite programs
No
Physicalplastic
yesControlled by pre-requisite programs
Yes
12.FactoryStorage & dispatch
BiologicalPathogen growth
yesProduct likely spoils if temperature not controlled well
Maintain coldroom temperature at <18C
Yes
ChemicalN/APhysicalN/A
HACCP Plan Summary
Critical Control Point (CCP)
Process step
Hazard to be
addressed in
HACCP plan
Critical limits for each control measure
MonitoringCorrective
actionVerification Records
What How frequency who
CCP1Farmharvesting
Mould
<1% visibly mouldy apples
Remove mouldy and damaged applesAvoid trash and soil contamination
Visual observation
Each harvest
Trained supervisor
Discard
Sampling to determine characteristic quality of apples
Farm record
CCP2
Factorysorting and washing
Mould and patulin
-<1% visibly mouldy apples
-Critical soaking time and pressure of spray system
-Remove mouldy apples
-Leach patulin from apples. Remove rotten parts of fruit containing patulin with pressure spraying
-Visual observation of samples
-Time of soaking step; regular check of water spray pressure
Twice per production run
Quality control staff
-Discard or re-sortAdjust inspection procedure
-Repeat the washing step
-QC managerReview allrecords withinone week ofpreparation
-Sample forpresence ofpatulinquarterl
-Operator log % reject
-Factory record
CCP3 Filtration
Patulin, mould
Metal fragment
Size and quality of particles remainingScreen is intact
Remove patulin in particles
Integrity of the screen
Laboratory test
visual
Every batch
daily
Production emplyee
Un-block /replace filterRe-filter juice
Remove the metal or if necessary replace the screen
Review screens monitoring record
Review maintenance record
Factory record
CCP4Addition of sulphite and water
Shelf live and pathogen contamination
Act as preservative
pathogen contamination in acceptable level
Reduce pathogen level
Laboratory test
Every batch
Productionemplyee
Check and monitor amount of the sulphite added
Quality assurance personel review the record of samples
Factory record
CCP5pasteurizations
Mould
patulin
-Correct time/Temperature
->160 F for6 s
Temperature of the juice
- Set pump speed to 5 to deliver > 6 s
-Automated readout temperature recorder
Visualcheck ofpositivedisplacementpump atset speed
-Continuousrecordingwith hourlyvisual checkof record.
-Daily at beginningofproduction
Pastuarise operators
Re-pasteurise? and adjust the temperature
Adjust the pump to deliver > 6 s
Clean and sanitizeall equipmentpost-pasteurization
Verification of the heat process
Calibration of the pump
Factory record
Temperature record
CCP determination
Process step Hazard
Question 1Do preventive measures
exist?No- not a CCP
However, if preventive control measures are
required to ensure safety then modify step, product
or process.
Yes – to Q2
Question 2Is the step
specifically designed to eliminate or reduce
the likely intake occurrence of the
hazard to an acceptable level?
No – to Q3Yes - CCP
Question 3Could
contamination with identified
hazards occur in excess of
acceptable levels?
No – not a CCPYes – to Q4
Question 4Will a subsequent
step eliminate identified hazards
or reduce the likely occurrence to an
unacceptable level?
No – CCPYes – not a CCP
CCP
Yes or no
FarmHarvesting
Mould Yes Yes Yes
Factorysorting and washing
Mould and patulin
Yes Yes Yes
FiltrationPatulin, mould
Metal fragmentYes Yes Yes
Addition of sulphite and water
Shelf live and pathogen contamination
Yes No Yes Yes Yes
pasteurizations Mould, patulin Yes Yes Yes