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Allergen management in a bakery premix plant

Started by , Jun 21 2016 12:53 PM
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Good day All,

 

Needing some information on Allergen management in a bakery premix plant (where the mail ingredients are Soya flour and Wheat Flour)

 

90% of product with both ingredient and remainder with only wheat.

 

We also buy and sell some sesame seeds

 

Is this a matter of segregation or and cleaning between each blend? a we only have one big mixer ?

 

 

Noeleen

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Yes you would need to segregate and clean between the products containing soy and the products just containing wheat.  I would write in your HACCP plan or risk assessment that you don't treat wheat as an allergen as it is in everything.  I would plan production not containing soy to be at the start of the day then move onto soy then a full clean down at the end of the day.  You would need to validate your cleaning process to make sure it's effective at removing soy residues.


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