Hi Charles
Thanks a lot for the detailed subject discussion in that link but it seems that there is no relevant information to solve the problem.
Hi Nathan,
I think you may have missed the examples.
Have a look at Posts - 26,31,33,35,63,66
Note that ISO are being detail quirky in this Clause probably just to be a PITA. The words "maintained" and "appropriate" invite usage of the term "food-grade" to be maximised in stored, documented inputs' specifications.
Personally (not for ISO) I have found it audit-effective to preface the hazard analysis with a 1-page listing of inputs and specific, realistic, potential, BCPA hazards (ie not a textbook encyclopedia). This IMEX usually, technically, satisfies (overwhelms) most auditors. Can also routinely refer back to this Page in the hazard analysis unless a specific species is involved.
Edited by Charles.C, 11 February 2023 - 09:09 AM.
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