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1. www.fsis.usda.gov › sites › defaultGuidebook for the Preparation of HACCP Plans

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   Physical, biological, or chemical hazards must be controlled at a CCP within a maximum or minimum value or range, i.e., limit, to prevent, eliminate, or reduce to an acceptable level the occurrence of the identified food safety hazard. Corrective action: Action to be taken when a deviation or unforeseen hazard occurs.

2. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articlePreventing chemical contaminants in food: Challenges and ...

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   Jan 1, 2024 · The article suggests the appropriate legislative measures, along with strong surveillance and enforcement, that can help to reduce the amount of chemical contamination in food. To achieve this, the article advocates for the continued production of food with minimal chemical contamination.

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4. mygfsi.com › wp-content › uploadsChemicals in Food Hygiene - MyGFSI

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   This guidance focuses on the responsible and effective use of chemicals in food hygiene cleaning and disinfection, especially of food equipment and other food contact surfaces, including hands. The aim of the document is to ensure that the risk of traces in food is minimised whilst ensuring microbiological efficacy.

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5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 339950489_Food(PDF) Food Contamination: A Primer - ResearchGate

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   Mar 3, 2020 · Food contamination can result from a variety of food safety risks, but the majority fall into one of three categories: Biological, physical, or chemical contamination.

6. www.hilarispublisher.com › open-accessPreservation of Contamination: Strategies for Ensuring Food ...

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   effective strategies for the preservation of contamination to ensure the safety and quality of our food. This article aims to explore various approaches and practices that contribute to the prevention and control of contamination throughout the food supply chain.

7. www.foodprotection.org › Mar-Apr-15-HanlonA Risk-based Strategy for Controlling Chemical Contaminants ...

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   improve management strategies for chemical contaminants in food ingredients and ultimately ensure food safety and regulatory compliance. INTRODUCTION. Chemical contamination of food can occur through . multiple mechanisms, including those resulting in naturally-occurring chemicals such as mycotoxins (34) and heavy metals (13); contaminants ...

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   How do I prevent chemical contamination in my food business?

   • Here are some tips for the prevention of chemical contamination in your food business: Physical contamination happens when physical objects enter food. Common sources of physical contamination include: Pests: Pests — such as mice, rats and cockroaches — leave droppings (urine, saliva, fur, faeces) that can contaminate food.

   Food Contamination - Food Safety

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   Why is preventing chemical contaminants in food important?

   • 1. Introduction Preventing chemical contaminants in food has been a major challenge for the food industry and regulators, as they pose risks to human health leading to a range of adverse effects, from mild symptoms such as headaches and nausea to more serious conditions, including birth defects, developmental disorders, and even cancer.

   Preventing chemical contaminants in food: Challenges and prospects for

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   What causes chemical contamination in a commercial kitchen?

   • Common sources of chemical contamination in a commercial kitchen include: Food containers made from non-food grade plastics: Single-use items like plastic containers are not designed to be reused again and again. Always store food in containers that are food grade and specially designed for reuse

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   What causes contamination in food?

   • Occurs when harmful microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses or parasites contaminate food, leading to food-borne illnesses and spoilage. CHEMICAL CONTAMINATION Happens when harmful chemicals like cleaning agents, pesticides or non-food grade materials come into contact with food, posing health risks if ingested. PHYSICAL CONTAMINATION

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   Is chemical contamination a threat to food safety?

   • Although advancements in medicine have reduced the risk of contamination from diseased animals, other forms of chemical contamination, such as the accidental introduction of chemical substances in food or the use of antibiotics or chemicals in animal feed, continue to pose a threat to food safety (Martin & Beutin, 2011).

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   Why do we need more research on food contamination?

   • Moreover, there is need for more research into the toxicological consequences of food contamination, particularly in developing countries. This involve investigating how chemicals toxicants are transmitted from farms to plates and understanding the impact of environmental factors on food contamination.

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9. resources.foodsafety.ca › guides › food-contaminationFood Contamination - Food Safety

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   STEPS FOR PREVENTING CHEMICAL CONTAMINATION. Here are some tips for the prevention of chemical contamination in your food business: Use the right chemical for the job being done; Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions with regards to proper usage and handling of chemicals, including contact time, dilution and water temperature