Is Screener and Sifter considered a CCP or Preventive Control?
Should screener and sifter considered as preventive control or CCP?
Both would be correct----depends on risk and what your company decides
What type of product are you making?
Both would be correct----depends on risk and what your company decides
What type of product are you making?
We make bakery goods. Currently screener and sifter is CCP at our facility.
I'm assuming frozen products
You can leave it as a CCP if you think you have enough moving parts and/or vendor issues
If you've got basic equipment without a lot of moving parts, then having it as a ccp may be over kill
What did your hazard analysis tell you? Are there other controls in place?
Should screener and sifter considered as preventive control or CCP?
Canada may have a unique answer by own definition ?
Presumably the hazard is foreign materials ("fm").
"FM" could include metal.
A highly popular question. the typical Codex choice is between CCP and PRP.
To extend post 4, it depends on flowchart, history, etc
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