What's New Unreplied Topics Membership About Us Contact Us Privacy Policy
[Ad]

Which microbials should a pre-packaged food be tested for to be GFSI certified?

Started by , Apr 10 2024 06:36 PM
2 Replies

Which microbials should a pre-packaged food be tested for to be GFSI certified? Specifically, SQF certified.

Share this Topic
Topics you might be interested in
Food Safety consultant Path HACCP Plan Summary for Ambient Food Warehouse – Is It Acceptable to Have No CCP? Why do you have a food safety culture plan? GFSI audit grumbles Guidance on Using "Clean Label" for Imported Food Products
[Ad]

The tests should be based on the hazard analysis of the ingredients that compose the food.  Anything you've tested for in your shelf-life studies should be sufficient.

Is it RTE or a Non-RTE item


Similar Discussion Topics
Food Safety consultant Path HACCP Plan Summary for Ambient Food Warehouse – Is It Acceptable to Have No CCP? Why do you have a food safety culture plan? GFSI audit grumbles Guidance on Using "Clean Label" for Imported Food Products Lubricants oil - Food grade or not? Food Defense FSA Announces Additional Investigatory Powers to Tackle Food Fraud Accidental Ingredient Addition: Food Fraud or Not? Correct SQF Edition for Food Packaging Compliance