HACCP

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-xviii

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2. An Introduction to HACCP

   • Sara Mortimore, Carol Wallace

   Pages 1-6

3. Why use HACCP?

   • Sara Mortimore, Carol Wallace

   Pages 7-18

4. Preparing for HACCP

   • Sara Mortimore, Carol Wallace

   Pages 19-34

5. An introduction to hazards — their significance and control

   • Sara Mortimore, Carol Wallace

   Pages 35-53

6. Designing safety into products and processes

   • Sara Mortimore, Carol Wallace

   Pages 55-78

7. How to do a HACCP Study

   • Sara Mortimore, Carol Wallace

   Pages 79-145

8. Putting the HACCP Plan into Practice

   • Sara Mortimore, Carol Wallace

   Pages 147-162

9. HACCP as a way of life — maintaining your HACCP System

   • Sara Mortimore, Carol Wallace

   Pages 163-182

10. Broader applications of HACCP — using HACCP techniques in other areas

    • Sara Mortimore, Carol Wallace

    Pages 183-190

11. HACCP and Quality Management Systems — their combined strength

    • Sara Mortimore, Carol Wallace

    Pages 191-205

12. Back Matter

    Pages 207-298

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As a long-standing protagonist of good manufacturing practice in the food and drink industry, I was more than pleased to be invited to edit a series of books on practical approaches to food control. The series does not set out to re-invent the wheel, but rather to draw together collective wisdom in respect of particular food control issues and to present them in a way which will allow relevant managers, management or practitioners to address them on a practical level. It also tries to give a practical perspective for those concerned with law enforcement, some of whom will be newly challenged in face of EEC food control legislation. I am particularly delighted that the first in the series should be on the subject of hazard analysis and that the authors have real experience of HACCP applications within major and highly respected organizations. Sainsbury's and Grand Metropolitan are to be commended for the support that they have given to this initiative, as are others who have endorsed contributions from their employees. I have also been impressed with the quality and scope of the input from the authors of this publication, Sara Mortimore and Carol Wallace, and hope that the example of practical application which runs as an ongoing theme throughout the book will help those applying HACCP for the first time to weave through the inevitable difficulties without undue shedding of blood, sweat and tears.

• HACCP
• food
• quality

• Grand Metropolitan Foods, UK

  Sara Mortimore

• J Sainsbury plc, UK

  Carol Wallace

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