Microbiological Risk Characteristics
Hazard A
A special pass that applies to non-sterile products designated and intended for consumption by at risk populations, e.g., infants, the aged, the infirm, or immunocompromised individuals.
Hazard B
The product contains “sensitive ingredients” in terms of microbiological hazards.
Hazard C
The process does not contain a controlled processing step that effectively destroys harmful microorganisms.
Hazard D
The product is subject to recommendation after processing before packaging.
Hazard E
There is substantial potential for abusive handling in distribution or in consumer handling that could render the product harmful when consumed.
Hazard F
There is no terminal heat process after packaging or when cooked in the home. Applies to food product as used by consumer.
Microbiological Risk Characteristics
Food safety can be defined as the “the avoidance of food borne pathogens, chemical toxicants and physical hazards, but also includes issues of nutrition, food quality and education.” The focus is on “microbial, chemical or physical hazards from substances than can cause adverse consequences.”
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