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Food Defence Methodology for determining significant hazards

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Good Day Food Safety Members. I am needing assistance regarding TACCP, I used the following tool (as per attached)  and the auditor gave a finding for not determining significant threats. And further to that a finding on the SOP  - "'The methodology for determining significant threats was not clear on the tool used. Any good ideas how I can close out this finding. I would really appreciate some urgent assistance. Best Regards

 

 

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Kelpack this is what helped me to complete the Food Defense plan with the proper VA.

 

https://www.ifsh.iit..._2019 04 15.pdf

 

Lesson 8 in page 8.1.

 

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Good Day Food Safety Members. I am needing assistance regarding TACCP, I used the following tool (as per attached)  and the auditor gave a finding for not determining significant threats. And further to that a finding on the SOP  - "'The methodology for determining significant threats was not clear on the tool used. Any good ideas how I can close out this finding. I would really appreciate some urgent assistance. Best Regards

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