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Potentially Hazardous Food- Chocolate Frosting

Started by , Dec 09 2019 10:09 PM
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Hello!

I am working with a company that produces chocolate fillings that fall into the PHF category because of the pH is 5.6 and the aW is 0.95.  From the FDA guidelines, it suggests a challenge study OR public scientific studies.

 

 I found the reference: https://www.fda.gov/...rdous-Foods.pdf and on page 72, it has chocolate pie and donut filling.

 

 This item in the reference link above passed the challenge studies (product 19).  The only items that are a bit different are that we don’t have egg in our product and the potassium sorbate is at .19% instead of .49%.

 

 We heat to the same processing parameters as #19 as well.  Would this be sufficient enough to say that this product, due to its low risk profile and clean production environment, is exempt from PHF/TCS?  

 

Thank you in advance!

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It is exempt.

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My thoughts exactly, thank you for conferring! Happy holidays!


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