HACCP plan for mollucs (limpets)
Started by Cláudio Torres, Sep 25 2012 08:01 PM
Colleagues,
I am responsible for the quality and food safety in a seafood plant.
I plan to make a HACCP plan for marine limpets (Patella spp.). Does anyone have any HACCP plan for gastropods? Unlike bivalves (filter feeders), the limpets feeds on algae attached to rocks (scrapers) - similar to sea urchins. However, unlike the sea urchins (only the gonads are consumed) in limpet is the muscle that is consumed.
Upon reception of limpets in the factory (still alive) may have two distinct processes:
1 - kept alive to be sold still alive (remain approx. 4 hours in the factory). As process steps, are packed in boxes with ice.
2 - are arranged in a freezing tunnel, packaging and freezing.
Because they are filter feeders, bivalves go through a purification process (depuration) in the case of limpets will be needed?
All contributions are welcome.
Best regards!
Claudio
I am responsible for the quality and food safety in a seafood plant.
I plan to make a HACCP plan for marine limpets (Patella spp.). Does anyone have any HACCP plan for gastropods? Unlike bivalves (filter feeders), the limpets feeds on algae attached to rocks (scrapers) - similar to sea urchins. However, unlike the sea urchins (only the gonads are consumed) in limpet is the muscle that is consumed.
Upon reception of limpets in the factory (still alive) may have two distinct processes:
1 - kept alive to be sold still alive (remain approx. 4 hours in the factory). As process steps, are packed in boxes with ice.
2 - are arranged in a freezing tunnel, packaging and freezing.
Because they are filter feeders, bivalves go through a purification process (depuration) in the case of limpets will be needed?
All contributions are welcome.
Best regards!
Claudio
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Dear Claudio Torres,
As very nicely indicated within previous posted link, yr haccp plan will depend on yr risk assessment of the raw material status, processing steps, environment etc.
I appreciate that limpets are not bivalves however the numerous examples for oysters / clams etc issued by NZ/Australia in last 20 years based on their own local conditions may give you some ideas. Must admit I hv never encountered processing of limpets before.
pp1 - Oyster.doc 219KB 18 downloads
pp2 - FSMS for Live Tasmanian Farmed Bivalve Molluscs.doc 3.82MB 10 downloads
pp3 - NZ guide_hazard-assist_application.pdf 409.46KB 20 downloads
pp4 - Australia - haccp_ffp.pdf 714.88KB 22 downloads
Rgds / Charles.C
As very nicely indicated within previous posted link, yr haccp plan will depend on yr risk assessment of the raw material status, processing steps, environment etc.
I appreciate that limpets are not bivalves however the numerous examples for oysters / clams etc issued by NZ/Australia in last 20 years based on their own local conditions may give you some ideas. Must admit I hv never encountered processing of limpets before.
pp1 - Oyster.doc 219KB 18 downloads
pp2 - FSMS for Live Tasmanian Farmed Bivalve Molluscs.doc 3.82MB 10 downloads
pp3 - NZ guide_hazard-assist_application.pdf 409.46KB 20 downloads
pp4 - Australia - haccp_ffp.pdf 714.88KB 22 downloads
Rgds / Charles.C
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