This document outlines the HACCP implementation plan for a cheddar cheese production process. It begins with an overview of cheddar cheese and describes the process flow chart. It then identifies potential biological, chemical and physical hazards at each process step. For key steps identified as critical control points, it lists preventative measures, critical limits, monitoring procedures, frequency and corrective actions. The 11 process steps covered are raw milk receiving, pasteurization, ripening, setting, scalding, milling, salting, curing, cutting, packaging and storage/distribution. References are provided to support the HACCP analysis.
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5. Process
Steps
Preventative
Measures
Critical
Limits
Monitoring
Procedure
Monitoring
Frequency
Corrective
Action
Raw &
packaging
material
CCP # 1
Qualified
starter &
rennet supply,
Qualified
cryvoac
supply,
Sieves, screens
& filters
No
unqualifie
d material
be used
Apply supply
quality
assurance,
Visual
inspection
Each supply Change
supplier
Reject lot
Physical Hazard
Stones, husk, hair, glass, metal, plastic fragments, wood chips
Biological Hazard
Insects, pest, antibiotic residues, microbes ( Salmonella spp, Listeria monocytogenes,
E.coli, Campylobacter spp, Brucella melitensis, Mycobacterium bovis, Staphylococcus
enterotoxins) aflatoxins, veterinary drugs.
Chemical Hazard
Formalin, urea, detergents, boric acid, ammonium sulphate, sugar, hydrogen peroxide,
melamine, salicylic acid, benzoic acid, NaCl.
6. Process
Steps
Preventative
Measures
Critical
Limits
Monitoring
Procedure
Monitoring
Frequency
Corrective
Action
Pasteurizer
checks:
-Check time &
temperature
limit
-check the flow
diversion
-Low initial
microbial load
-X-ray
inspection
Temperatur
e set at
72ºC,
Time set at
16 sec
Check
thermometer
and time,
Check
equipment is
properly
running ,
Supervisor
managing,
Record keeping
After every 30
min
Routinely
Adjust the
temperature
& time,
Calibrate the
equipment,
Call the
engineer to
repair
Physical Hazard
Stones, husk, hair, glass, metal, plastic fragments, wood chips
Biological Hazard
Bacillus spp, Clostridium spp, Coxiella burenetti, spores & thermoduric bacteria.
Chemical Hazard
Cleaning disinfectant: sodium hypochlorite, hydrogen peroxide, iodine, isothiazolinones, ozone,
peracetic acid, phenolics & surfactants.
7. Process
Step
Preventive
Measure
Critical
Limits
Monitoring
Procedure
Monitoring
Frequency
Corrective
Action
Rippening
CCP #3
Agitate
properly,
Avoid over-
flow of
culture,
Avoid using
over-aged
culture
Starter:
-0.51% milk
Temperatur
e 31C,
-Annatto
30-
200ml/100
0ml of milk
-Rennet 15-
25ml/100lit
of Milk
Check the
additional rate
of the starter
and rennet &
pH,
Check the rate
of the agitator,
Record keeping,
Check expiry of
culture to be
used
Check pH after
30 min
Applying
more testing
on pH,
Use active
starter culture,
Calibrate pH
meter,
Adjust agitate
rate,
Operator
training
Physical Hazard
Stones, husk, hair, nut, bolt
Biological Hazard
Bacillus spp, Clostridium spp, Coxiella burenetti, spores & thermoduric bacteria
Chemical Hazard
Cleaning disinfectant: sodium hypochlorite, hydrogen peroxide, iodine, isothiazolinones, ozone,
peracetic acid, phenolics & surfactants
8. Process
Step
Preventive
Measure
Critical
Limits
Monitoring
Procedure
Monitoring
Frequency
Corrective
Action
Proper time
setting and
recording
Take the
stirring tools
out of the tank
Time is set
at 30min
Tools
prevent
coagulation
Check the time
and the stirring
tools
Record
keeping
Ater 30 min Reject product
Operator
training
Physical Hazard
Stones, husk, hair, nut, bolt
Biological Hazard
Bacillus spp, Clostridium spp, Coxiella burenetti, spores & thermoduric bacteria
Chemical Hazard
Cleaning disinfectant: sodium hypochlorite, hydrogen peroxide, iodine, isothiazolinones, ozone,
peracetic acid, phenolics & surfactants
Setting
CCP #4
9. Process
Step
Preventive
Measure
Critical
Limits
Monitoring
Procedure
Monitoring
Frequency
Corrective
Action
Proper time
setting and
recording
Take the
stirring tools
out of the tank
Time is set at
30min
Tools
prevent
coagulation
Check the time
and the stirring
tools
Record
keeping
Each batch Reject product
Operator
training
Physical Hazard
Stones, husk, hair, nut, bolt
Biological Hazard
Bacillus spp, Clostridium spp, Coxiella burenetti, spores & thermoduric bacteria
Chemical Hazard
Cleaning disinfectant: sodium hypochlorite, hydrogen peroxide, iodine, isothiazolinones, ozone,
peracetic acid, phenolics & surfactants
10. Process
Step
Preventive
Measure
Critical
Limits
Monitoring
Procedure
Monitoring
Frequency
Corrective
Action
Scalding
CCP #6
Proper time
&
temperature
setting
Temperature is
set at 38ºC,
scalding for
30min,
Stirring for
20min
Check the
temperature
and the time,
Record
keeping,
Check fine
cutting of
coagulum
into cubes
Carried out
after every 15
minutes
Adjust the
heater to
change
temperature
Operator
training
Physical Hazard
Stones, husk, hair, nut, bolt, corrosive equipments,glass,metal and plastic fragments.
Biological Hazard
Bacillus spp, Clostridium spp, Coxiella burenetti, spores & thermoduric bacteria.
Chemical Hazard
Cleaning disinfectant: sodium hypochlorite, hydrogen peroxide, iodine, isothiazolinones, ozone,
peracetic acid, phenolics & surfactants.
11. Process
Step
Preventive
Measure
Critical
Limits
Monitoring
Procedure
Monitoring
Frequency
Corrective
Action
Milling
CCP #7
More
cheddaring
time,
Control the
pH,
Use of an
active starter,
Correct
addition
pH is measured
at 5.2-5.4
Consistently
monitor pH
during
Cheddaring,
Supervisor’s
managing,
Record
keeping
Each batch Operator
training
Reject product
applying more
testing on pH
Physical Hazard
corrosive equipments,glass,metal and plastic fragments.
Biological Hazard
Bacillus spp, Clostridium spp, Coxiella burenetti, spores & thermoduric bacteria.
Chemical Hazard
Cleaning disinfectant: sodium hypochlorite, hydrogen peroxide, iodine, isothiazolinones, ozone,
peracetic acid, phenolics & surfactants
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