Specification for steam in direct contact with food?
What should be the specification for culinary steam used in the processing specialy where steam directly comes in contect with the food ? is there any specification available as per food safety requiremant?
Most likely that its potable.
I would expect that the specification will also include the sourced raw material / method of generation.
Rgds / Charles.C
What should be the specification for culinary steam used in the processing specialy where steam directly comes in contect with the food ? is there any specification available as per food safety requiremant?
at standar minimum of GMP state that "Steam in contact with the product should be filtered and comply with the requirements for potable water and Non-potable water (for use in, fire control, steam production, refrigeration and other similar purposes where it would not contaminate food) shall have a separate system. Non- potable water systems shall be identified and shall not connect with, or allow seepage into the potable water system."
So Specification for steam that contact with product have to potable. Hope can help you
rgds
AS Nur
THANKS NUR .at standar minimum of GMP state that "Steam in contact with the product should be filtered and comply with the requirements for potable water and Non-potable water (for use in, fire control, steam production, refrigeration and other similar purposes where it would not contaminate food) shall have a separate system. Non- potable water systems shall be identified and shall not connect with, or allow seepage into the potable water system."
So Specification for steam that contact with product have to potable. Hope can help you
rgds
AS Nur
TS
how does one test the steam for food safety according to SQF code?
how does one test the steam for food safety according to SQF code?
Zombie thread.
Using appropriate instrumentation to verify potability, etc as per previous Posts..
The details will presumably relate to Local Regulatory Standards.
Zombie thread.
Using appropriate instrumentation to verify potability, etc as per previous Posts..
The details will presumably relate to Local Regulatory Standards.
Jut to add on to what Charles said
when I was young we used to use something like this : Tek1-pure steam sampler that converted the steam to just water and you can do all tests you generally do on potable water