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Water activity as a control limit

Started by , Feb 11 2008 12:04 PM
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Hi everyone:

I have a CCP where the CL it's the product's aw. Besides aw-meter and weight before - weight after = product aw... what other method it's valid?

PS: can anyone post a poll about 10 wordlwide experts to teach HACCP, like DR. Blair, and 10 best HACCP books.???

Thanx
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Hi everyone:

I have a CCP where the CL it's the product's aw. Besides aw-meter and weight before - weight after = product aw... what other method it's valid?

PS: can anyone post a poll about 10 wordlwide experts to teach HACCP, like DR. Blair, and 10 best HACCP books.???

Thanx

Can anybody help Al?

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