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Hani El Baba

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Posted 26 February 2014 - 12:27 PM

Hi all,

Can some one tell me how to identify  the CCP's  in the QSR (quick service restaurant,fast food) and and how  can you measure it?

 

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Posted 26 February 2014 - 04:35 PM

First:  Welcome to IFSQN Hani.

 

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What kind of fast food?

 

The only things I can think of that could be a CCP without any information is time and temperature for cooking products that might have harmful pathogens in them like fresh hamburgers for example.


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Posted 26 February 2014 - 06:49 PM

Dear Hani El Baba,

 

Restaurants, fast food restaurants, cafes, snackbars, etc. here usually work with approved hygiene code.

I do not know if you have anything like that in Lebanon.


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Posted 27 February 2014 - 04:52 AM

Hi all,

Can some one tell me how to identify  the CCP's  in the QSR (quick service restaurant,fast food) and and how  can you measure it?

 

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Dear Hani El Baba,

 

There is a kind of generic "group" approach to yr situation depending on the product / process. Assuming traditional haccp, the typical result is CCPs at 2-3 stages but it can depend on yr specific process / local legislation.

 

The first 2 sub-links on linked page below should give you an introduction  -

 

http://www.fda.gov/f.../ucm2006810.htm

 

The 5th one is also quite informative regarding generic SOP procedures.

 

A huge USDA produced  (from memory) compilation of CCPs for different restaurant menu items (actually for schools) based on above logic also exists and is available on this forum (somewhere).

 

Rgds / Charles.C


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Posted 27 February 2014 - 05:09 AM

Thank you all,

What i meant in QSR (chain restaurant) is an open kitchen concept for instance SUBWAY,and what in mind that the 3 important areas are receiving, storage and cooking, since preparation have done in a prep. center outside the outlet, so can we identify it as CCP in that areas in HACCP program or OPRP if we apply ISO 22000.

 

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Posted 27 February 2014 - 06:31 AM

Thank you all,

What i meant in QSR (chain restaurant) is an open kitchen concept for instance SUBWAY,and what in mind that the 3 important areas are receiving, storage and cooking, since preparation have done in a prep. center outside the outlet, so can we identify it as CCP in that areas in HACCP program or OPRP if we apply ISO 22000.

 

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Hi Hani,

 

I think you need to let members know the type of products, is it just cold sandwich type or are you cooking & hot serving as well.

 

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Tony



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Posted 28 February 2014 - 12:27 PM

Yes please let us know the exact type of products your looking at.  If your not actually cooking and you are reheating then obviously cook time/temperature is not appropriate.

 

I've never actually worked in fast food (unless Dunkin Doughnuts counts lol).


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