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MyHACCP Guidance

You can find help related to the MyHACCP Web Tool and a range of additional resources on HACCP in general in this section of the website.

Help has been broken down by each stage of the Web Tool. You can find a complete overview of the Help section below:

Introduction to MyHACCP

Implementation of MyHACCP

Preparatory stages

Preparatory Stage A: Prerequisite food hygiene requirements

Preparatory Stage B: Obtain Management Commitment

Preparatory Stage C: Define scope of the study

Preparatory Stage D: Select the HACCP team

Preparatory Stage E: Describe the product

Preparatory Stage F: Identify intended use of the product

Preparatory Stage G: Construct a flow diagram

Preparatory Stage H: On-site confirmation of flow diagram

HACCP Principles

Principle 1.1: Identify and list potential hazards

Principle 1.2: Conduct a hazard analysis

Principle 1.3: Specify the control measures for each hazard

Principle 2: Determine the Critical Control Points (CCPs)

Principle 3: Establish the Critical Limits

Principle 4: Establish a Monitoring System

Principle 5: Establish a Corrective Action Plan

Principle 6: Verification

Principle 7: Establish documentation and record keeping

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