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Using ground pork as an ingredient to poultry facility

Started by , Jan 22 2016 06:50 PM
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I am unfamiliar with the red meat species and have a HACCP plan for poultry slaughter and processing.

 

If I bring in preseasoned pork to the establishment, treat it as an ingredient,  Is there specifics I should look for beyond the CFIA hazard database

 

 

Presence of parasites (Toxoplasma gondii, Trichinella spiralis (pork),Taenia spp., Cysticercus cellulosae (pork) and undeclared soy allergen (?)

 

Does any one have some cross species experience that can help me avoid any pitfalls, other than segregation, cross contamination normally associated with new ingredients.  

 

Thanks

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Turns out we need to submit a function code application so that red meat would be on the license and follow the Manual of Produces, Chapter 2, Section 2.3.2.  and amend the HACCP Plan accordingly.

The amended HACCP Plan would be reviewed and approved prior to commencing this new operation.

The big 'current' item on the world stage is adulteration. Other than that, treat it as any other ingredient brought in. Due diligence you look to be on top of


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