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[M.Waqas Tahir]

Hi, IFSQN Network,

After Hazard assessment, how we can decide CCP & OPRP, while as per new requirements decision tree is no more valid in ISO 22000, So i need your guidance & your thoughts. please share some useful document in term of Templet/sample.

[Charles.C]

 

Hi, IFSQN Network,

After Hazard assessment, how we can decide CCP & OPRP, while as per new requirements decision tree is no more valid in ISO 22000, So i need your guidance & your thoughts. please share some useful document in term of Templet/sample.

 

Hi MWT,

 

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I'm not aware of this iso22000 change. Could you elaborate ?

[M.Waqas Tahir]

as per my understanding, codex decision tree is not valid to decide ccp and oprp , we can do this by categorization of control measures.

Hi MWT,

 

Re ^(red) -

 

I'm not aware of this iso22000 change. Could you elaborate ?

[Tony-C]

Hi M.Waqas Tahir,

 

I don’t believe ISO 22000 Food safety management systems — Requirements for any organization in the food chain refers to a decision tree in either the 2005 or 2018 version.

 

TECHNICAL ISO/TS SPECIFICATION 22004 Food safety management systems — Guidance on the application of ISO 22000:2005 has a feeble attempt at a decision tree which is not the CODEX version:

 

 22004 decision tree .png   414.09KB   0 downloads

 

I still use a Decision Tree to help me distinguish between Critical Control Points and Operational Prerequisite Programmes. See my posts in this topic that makes some points relating to your question: A CCP that always fails

 

Kind regards,

 

Tony

[Charles.C]

 

Hi, IFSQN Network,

After Hazard assessment, how we can decide CCP & OPRP, while as per new requirements decision tree is no more valid in ISO 22000, So i need your guidance & your thoughts. please share some useful document in term of Templet/sample.

 

Hi MWT,

 

 

One alternative to using ISO22000 Qualitative Decision Tree is here -

 

https://www.ifsqn.co...18/#entry138153