HACCP Glossary of Terms

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HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) certification
The main terms used in the HACCP system are as follows:
- Food safety: the activities that ensure food does not harm the consumer.
- HACCP: the Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points approach, plus the documentation and record system that supports food safety.
- HACCP team: the people responsible for establishing, controlling, and monitoring the HACCP system.
- Hazard: in HACCP, the identification of any potential harm associated with the food.
- Risk: the likelihood of a hazard occurring.
- Hazard assessment: the review of activities associated with a process.
- Control point: a point where a hazard could appear.
- Decision tree: the question-list technique used to identify CCPs.
- Control measures: activities that eliminate or reduce hazards.
- Critical limits: the acceptable bounds of the risk.
- Deviation: a departure from the critical limits.
- Monitoring: the ongoing tracking of CCPs and the associated activities.
- Corrective action: the defined sequence of actions taken when a CCP deviates.
- Validation: the evidence that hazard controls are applied effectively.
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