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FSMA - "Food Safety Plan"

Started by , Apr 24 2013 02:46 PM
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I have a comprehensive HACCP plan and a Quality Manual which includes all of the various topics such as traceability, recall, pest control, approved suppliers, etc.. Am I covered for the "Food Safety Plan" requirement of FSMA, or do I need something more?

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If I remember correctly from what I have heard about it all it's been interpreted as a "HACCP like plan" basically making HACCP mandatory without actually saying that.

I'm not a FSMA expert but I have been to a training session and a webinar on it I believe I am correct.
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