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HACCP for a potato fries processing plant

Started by , Apr 08 2023 12:37 PM
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Hi!

 

I am currently a undergraduate working on a project to model a Potato Fries Processing Plant. I need some guidance of how to do a HACCP as I have never done one. It is a basic requirement for my project since there is currently a French fry shortage. 

Can someone please assist me in this area?

 

Kind regards

 

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Hi!

 

I am currently a undergraduate working on a project to model a Potato Fries Processing Plant. I need some guidance of how to do a HACCP as I have never done one. It is a basic requirement for my project since there is currently a French fry shortage. 

Can someone please assist me in this area?

 

Kind regards

Hi Chem eng,

 

"HACCP" is a rather huge topic to have to learn/apply for a project IMO. How many months do you have ?

 

For "HACCP/HACCP Plans" Can try this Post/thread -

 

https://www.ifsqn.co...ll/#entry168743

 

You can also search for specific related haccp plans via  this page -

 

https://www.ifsqn.co...earch_in=forums

 

PS - From memory, haccp plans for "raw" french fried potatoes are typically fairly simple, ie relatively short.


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