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Food Plant Sanitation Essentials

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Food Plant Sanitation Essentials
 

Food Plant Sanitation EssentialsOnline version

Sanitation and QA basics

by Mayjed Añasco
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Planned sanitation can lead to a better product produced every day.

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Equipment can have glass parts or coatings that may chip during operation.

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Non-potable water can be used for food processing if needed.

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Pest control allows keeping pets in the processing areas.

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Water supplied for drinking must be potable and conform to quality specifications.

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Cross-contamination prevention is not a concern in plant design and layout.

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Storage facilities do not need to prevent pest access or harborage.

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A sanitary program should be followed by every individual in a food firm.

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Walls and floors can have crevices and be of irregular shape without affecting cleaning.

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The goal of specifications is merely to document what is produced, not to reduce process variability.

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Handwashing facilities must be conveniently located near areas where they are needed.

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Pest control requires that animals are not allowed in any area of a food processing plant.

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There is no need for appropriate lighting or shielding in food plants.

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There is no requirement for flow to indicate designated plant areas or zones.

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A sanitary program is optional and not required for all employees.

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There must be established and documented procedures for maintenance, cleaning, and sanitation of the establishment and equipment.

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Personal hygiene procedures include exclusion of sick personnel from food handling operations and strict handwashing protocols.

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The Codex Alimentarius and ISO provide worldwide standards related to food quality and safety.

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The food industry must maintain a moral and legal obligation to operate in clean surroundings.

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A sanitary plant serves as a barometer of factory conditions.

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