The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has added a section to it's pre-requisite programs (see Food Safety Enhancement Program FSEP Manual). I could be mistaken but it looks like they are giving Candian facilities a way to reclass all foreign material CCP's as PP's.
G.2.1.2
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> Where applicable, the establishment has and implements a documented program for monitoring equipment such as filters, sieves, magnets, metal detectors, x-ray equipment, optical sorting equipment, scanner technology, in-line container cleaning, etc. That is/are used to detect and/or remove foreign
materials. The program includes but is not limited to:
> a list of foreign material detection and/or removal equipment used at the establishment where applicable, the sensitivity of detectors and best practices that
must be applied to reach this sensitivity (e.g. The nature of the food, sizes of food, packaging, location of equipment, speed of lines, potential environmental effects, etc.)
> where applicable, the mesh and/or gauge size of filters and sieves
> where applicable, the strength of magnets
> the names or titles of personnel responsible for ensuring that the equipment is working effectively
> the methods, instructions or procedures for tests or observations to be performed
> the frequency of the tests or observations to be performed
> the corrective actions to be taken on the equipment and on the product when the equipment is not working effectively*
> the record(s) to be completed
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> The program shall also include procedures to follow when products are rejected by detection systems or when foreign materials are removed by removal systems. The procedures include but are not limited to:
> controls/mechanisms in place to ensure that the rejected product is effectively segregated and managed
> the names or titles of personnel responsible for examining any rejected products or removed foreign materials, investigating the cause of the
> rejection and the presence of foreign material, and applying corrective measures** methods or instructions for examination of rejected products the record(s) to be completed.
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> *when a detector is discovered not to be working during a test, the corrective actions must include a combination of segregation and re-inspection of all products that have passed through the detector since it was last tested to be working. Where defective filters, sieves or magnets are identified, the potential for contamination of products shall be investigated and appropriate actions taken.
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> ** including analysis of the results of the investigation performed on rejected product to determine if trends exist (i.e.: multiple false
> rejections) that may suggest an error with the detector or indicate that the settings are too sensitive for a particular product and require
> adjustment.
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> Note: calibration and maintenance of equipment used to detect and/or remove
> foreign materials are covered under 3.1.1.3 - c.1.2 equipment maintenance
> and calibration.