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Ingredient Database for Associated Hazards

Started by , Aug 14 2017 09:20 PM
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hello all,

 

I am looking to see if there is an ingredient database for associated hazards out there. 

 

Example:  Flour

B: Salmonella

C: Wheat (allergen)

P:  insect fragments. 

 

it would be so helpful if there was an ingredient database out there so that I can develop my hazard analysis without researching each ingredient.  Working to develop this for FSMA.

 

Thanks

 

Your Friend Marvis

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FDA Provided a list of food categories and process hazards they want to see addressed in food safety plans.

 

https://www.fda.gov/...A/UCM517396.pdf

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The CFIA also maintains a reference database online that may be helpful. 

 

http://active.inspec...introe.aspx?i=1

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Don't know what your budget is, but I'm looking into HorizonScan myself. It's easy to use, searchable, global, and updated daily. Downside is the cost.

 

www.globalhorizonscan.com

I have used the attach document to assist with my hazard analysis.  It is from Canada but very helpful for a lot of ingredients.

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There is also the Food Fraud Database where you can search by ingredient and find hazards. Though the hazards are specific to economically motivated adulteration. 

 

www.foodfraud.org 

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