Prevention of Cross Contamination- Documentation
We are a propriety foods manufacturing company. We generally deal with oil and grains. While we are determined to implement "Prevention of cross contamination" as a PRP in our facility, we are having a tough time structuring the documentation. Should there be a SOP for man and material movement? If there are any shortcomings due to the building design etc. which are affecting unidirectional movement, should that be considered as a risk? Risk analysis needs to be put as a different document? Sorry for a truckload of questions!! Please help !!
Regards
Pavika
This is one that I've been struggling with also. In addition to the points you've mentioned I'm trying to incorporate into PRP(s):
- dedicated utensils (cleaning and storage)
- SSOP's that are validated showing that cleaning of processing and packaging equipment are adeguate after allergen-containing products are run prior to non-allergen product
- storage (separation, isolation, etc.)
- contractor awareness of the allergen program
- adequate training of the company's production staff in the program
.... and on and on. Trying to cover all of the bases in cross contamination PRP's is daunting.
Regards,
esquef
Dear All,
We are a propriety foods manufacturing company. We generally deal with oil and grains. While we are determined to implement "Prevention of cross contamination" as a PRP in our facility, we are having a tough time structuring the documentation. Should there be a SOP for man and material movement? If there are any shortcomings due to the building design etc. which are affecting unidirectional movement, should that be considered as a risk? Risk analysis needs to be put as a different document? Sorry for a truckload of questions!! Please help !!
Regards
Pavika
Not sure it can be done in one PRP but maybe most can be covered by 'Segregation'
Allergen cross-contamination is difficult to achieve, because extremely small quanitites of allergen can trigger a reaction. Simple cleaning between products might not be sufficient to control the risk.
Greetings from Ireland,
Matt
.... and on and on. Trying to cover all of the bases in cross contamination PRP's is daunting
I believe this is in fact one of the primary reasons for (grouping/listing) into a PRP.
Rgds / Charles.C
Can anyone share any documentation/ reference material on documentation of prevention of cross contamination.
Regards,
Pavika