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Proper definition of the general public in the HACCP plan

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Does anyone let me know what is the proper definition of the general public in the HACCP plan/Food Safety Plan?

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Does anyone let me know what is the proper definition of the general public in the HACCP plan/Food Safety Plan?

 

Hi Raja,

 

It's a good question. The scope as to what is not the General Public can vary somewhat as illustrated in the attached example.

 

General Population.pdf   103.31KB   22 downloads

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Charles is right - you'll find a definition of who is not considered the general public.

According to the FDA Food code: https://www.tn.gov/c..._Population.pdf

I used the term "consumers" (people who will be eating the food/drink), then go onto explain about the risks for babies, infants, pregnant women, elderly, immune compromised, etc.


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