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    Public health issues onfood hygiene and

    sanitationByNARENDIRAN.P

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    INTRODUCTION

    Food is the also the most importantto sustain life on this planet

    it is a potent source of pathogens,toxins and diseases.

    A food borne disease is one where

    the agent is toxic or infectious, and istransmitted to the body through food

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    FOOD HAZARDS

    Biological

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    Chemical Contamination

    Natural plant and animal toxins

    Unlabeled allergens (allergen-causing protein)

    Cleaning compounds

    Food additives

    Insecticide

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    PROCESS OF STORAGE ANDPROCUREMENT OF VARIOUS

    FOOD PRODUCTS Procurement : Food should be procured from a

    reliable supplier.

    The hygiene standards maintained by the suppliershould be

    noted, such as cold and chilled storage, separationof raw and

    cooked foods, handling of raw and cooked foods,cleanliness of

    premises and equipment. No more food should be

    purchased

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    Non-vegetarian foods : Raw andcooked meat and poultry, milk,cream, and fish should be bought in

    quantities sufficient for one day only.Meat and fish should not berefrigerated for more than three

    days. Dry and canned foods : Dry foods

    and canned foods should

    be bought in reasonable quantities.

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    Refrigerate

    perishable foods :Meat, poultry, dairy

    products, fish, and cooked

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    Deep freeze unit :

    For longer storage Deep freezer is

    used. A temperature of -18C is desirable.

    Vegetables : Vegetables should also

    be procured on a dailybasis. Theymust be kept in a cool dry storageplace away fromdirect sunlight. Most

    vegetables can be refrigerated.

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    maintain during food

    preparation

    . Avoidprolong

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    Do not reheat cold food to store in a warmholding apparatus (hot cupboard, hotcase, casserole). Place only hot food in

    such equipment, that too for a short whilebefore consumption.

    Minimize handling of cooked foods withbare hands.

    Use suitable kitchen tools.

    Use new clean paper/cloth for wrappingand covering food.

    Kee animals and insects out of the

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    GOLDEN PRINCIPLES OFHACCP

    The 1997 National Advisory Committee for theMicrobiological Criteria for Foods (NACMCF)recommendations updated the seven HACCPprinciples to include

    Perform a Hazard Analysis

    Decide on the Critical Control Point

    Determine the Critical Limits.

    Establish Procedures to Monitor CCP

    Establish Corrective Action

    Establish Verification Procedures

    Establish a Record Keeping System.

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    conclusion

    Whether you used this principle tobuild a new food safety managementsystem for your operation or merely

    to enhance the one you already havein place, if You are taking proactivesteps to improve the safety of foods

    prepared and sold in yourestablishment.They government willbe working to accomplish ourcommon goal of delivering safe,quality food to consumers.