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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the HACCP Food Safety Plan in our editor.
Begin by filling in the Sponsor Number, Sponsor Name, School/Facility, and Date This Plan is Effective at the top of the form.
Navigate through the Table of Contents to locate each section. Start with the Introduction, providing a brief description of your HACCP Food Safety Plan and its development.
Proceed to Section 1: Standard Operating Procedures. Fill out each procedure as per your facility's practices, ensuring compliance with Kansas Food Code.
Continue through Sections 2 to 7, categorizing menu items and identifying control measures. Use our platform’s features to easily modify text and add notes where necessary.
Once all sections are completed, review for accuracy. Utilize our commenting feature for team feedback before finalizing.
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Theres a lot of technical writing and knowledge required to create an approvable HACCP plan. You need to have a deep knowledge of food code, because you need to know both where your hazards and critical control points are, but how to deviate in a safe manner. You need to have diagrams.
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The main task of a Food Safety/HACCP plan is to prevent, eliminate, or reduce to an acceptable level those food safety hazards that are reasonably likely to
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