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4.1 Understand your organization and its unique context |
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• Identify and understand your organization’s context. • Identify and understand your organization’s context before • Consider the external issues that are relevant to your organization’s • Consider the internal issues that are relevant to your organization’s • Review information about your organization’s context. • Review the impact changes in context could have on your FSMS. • Update information about your organization’s context. • Update information about the external issues that could influence your FSMS. • Update information about the internal issues that could influence your FSMS. |
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4.2 Clarify the needs and expectations of interested parties |
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• Identify the interested parties who are relevant to your FSMS. • Identify the food safety requirements of these interested parties. • Monitor the changing needs and expectations of interested parties. • Review information about your organization’s interested parties. • Update information about your organization’s interested parties. |
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4.3 Define the scope of your food safety management system |
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• Clarify boundaries and think about what your FSMS should apply to. • Use this boundary information to define the scope of your FSMS. • Document the scope and boundaries of your organization’s FSMS. • Specify the products that must be part of your FSMS. • Specify the services that must be part of your FSMS. • Specify the activities that must be part of your FSMS. • Specify the processes that must be part of your FSMS. • Specify the production sites that must be part of your FSMS. • Maintain documented information defining the scope of your FSMS. • Control documented information that defines the scope of your FSMS. |
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4.4 Establish and maintain a food safety management system |
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• Establish a FSMS in accordance with the ISO 22000 2018 standard. • Establish the processes that your organization’s FSMS needs. • Implement your FSMS in accordance with the ISO 22000 2018 standard. • Maintain your FSMS in accordance with the ISO 22000 2018 standard. • Update your FSMS in accordance with the ISO 22000 2018 standard. • Improve your FSMS in accordance with the ISO 22000 2018 standard. |
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5.1 Provide leadership by accepting responsibility for safety |
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• Provide leadership by making a commitment to food safety. • Provide leadership by demonstrating a commitment to your FSMS. • Provide leadership by communicating a commitment to the FSMS. • Provide leadership by ensuring that your FSMS is evaluated regularly. • Evaluate how well your organization’s FSMS achieves intended results. • Provide leadership by ensuring that your FSMS is properly maintained. • Make sure that your FSMS continues to achieve intended results. |
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5.2 Provide leadership by establishing a food safety policy |
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5.2.1 Provide leadership by developing a food safety policy |
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• Develop an appropriate food safety policy. • Make sure that it is compatible with your organization’s context. • Make sure that it is compatible with your organization’s purpose. • Prepare your organization’s food safety policy. • Make a commitment to support food safety. • Implement your organization’s food safety policy. • Maintain your organization’s food safety policy. |
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5.2.2 Provide leadership by communicating food safety policy |
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• Document your organization’s food safety policy. • Maintain your organization’s food safety policy. • Control your organization’s food safety policy. • Communicate your organization’s food safety policy. • Make your policy available at all levels within the organization. • Make your policy available to interested parties (when appropriate). • Apply your organization’s food safety policy. • Make sure that personnel follow your food safety policy. |
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5.3 Provide leadership by assigning organizational roles |
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5.3.1 Provide leadership by allocating responsibilities |
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• Appoint a food safety team leader and food safety team members. • Assign all relevant food safety roles, responsibilities, and authorities. • Allocate responsibility and authority for your organization’s FSMS. • Communicate all FSMS roles, responsibilities, and authorities. |
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5.3.2 Provide leadership by supporting food safety teams |
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• Assign responsibilities to the leader of your food safety team. • Make your team leader responsible for establishing a FSMS. • Make your team leader responsible for managing a food safety team. |
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5.3.3 Provide leadership by encouraging feedback |
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• Identify persons authorized to receive reports about FSMS problems. • Assign responsibility for reporting your organization’s FSMS problems. |
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6.1 Define actions to manage your FSMS risks and opportunities |
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6.1.1 Determine risks and opportunities when planning your FSMS |
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• Plan the development of your food safety management system (FSMS). • Identify the risks and opportunities that could influence the overall • Consider how your organization’s context could affect • Consider how your organization’s interested parties could • Consider how the scope of your organization’s FSMS could • Figure out what you need to do to address the risks and opportunities that could |
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6.1.2 Plan how you’re going to address FSMS risks and opportunities |
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• Plan actions to address your organization’s FSMS risks and opportunities. • Plan actions that you can take to address the risks and opportunities that could • Consider the potential impact on products and services when you define |
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6.1.3 Consider requirements and impacts when selecting FSMS actions |
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• Consider options when selecting actions to address FSMS risks and opportunities. • Consider avoiding the risks that could influence the performance • Consider reducing the risks that could influence the performance • Consider retaining the risks that could influence the performance • Consider sharing the risks that could influence the performance • Select actions to address risks and opportunities that could influence your FSMS. • Select actions that are appropriate and proportionate to the impact on requirements. • Select actions that are appropriate and proportionate to the impact on conformity. |
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6.2 Formulate FSMS objectives and develop plans to achieve them |
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6.2.1 Establish FSMS objectives at relevant functions and areas |
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• Clarify criteria for setting your FSMS objectives. • Set FSMS objectives at relevant levels and functions. • Communicate your organization’s FSMS objectives. • Maintain your organization’s FSMS objectives. |
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6.2.2 Plan how to achieve your organization’s FSMS objectives |
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• Establish plans to achieve FSMS objectives. • Plan how you’re going to evaluate your results. |
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6.3 Control how FSMS changes are planned and implemented |
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• Plan changes to your FSMS (including personnel changes). • Consider the purpose of the changes you intend to make. • Consider responsibilities and authorities whenever you make changes. • Consider the consequences that changes could potentially produce. • Consider the availability of resources whenever you make changes. • Consider the integrity of your FSMS whenever you make changes. • Implement changes to your FSMS (including personnel changes). |
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7.1 Support your FSMS by providing the necessary resources |
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7.1.1 Supply internal and external resources for your FSMS |
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• Consider the resources that your organization’s FSMS needs. • Consider your organization’s internal capabilities and constraints. • Consider what needs to be obtained from external resource providers. • Determine the resources that your organization’s FSMS needs. • Identify the resources that are needed to establish your FSMS. • Identify the resources that are needed to implement your FSMS. • Identify the resources that are needed to maintain your FSMS. • Identify the resources that are needed to update your FSMS. • Identify the resources that are needed to improve your FSMS. • Provide the resources that your organization’s FSMS needs. |
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7.1.2 Verify the competence of your Organization’s FSMS people |
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• Verify the competence of your organization’s own FSMS personnel. • Verify the competence of external experts used to establish your FSMS. • Document the competence of external experts used to establish your FSMS. • Retain documents describing the competence of experts used to establish FSMS. |
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7.1.3 Provide the infrastructure that your FSMS needs to have |
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• Provide the resources needed to support your FSMS infrastructure. • Provide resources needed to determine infrastructure requirements. • Determine your organization’s FSMS infrastructure requirements. • Provide resources needed to ensure infrastructure meets requirements. • Provide the resources needed to establish your FSMS infrastructure. • Provide the resources needed to maintain your FSMS infrastructure. |
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7.1.4 Establish a suitable work environment for your FSMS |
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• Determine the resources needed to support your FSMS work environment. • Provide the resources needed to support your FSMS work environment. • Provide resources needed to identify work environment requirements. • Determine your organization’s unique work environment requirements. • Provide the resources needed to establish your FSMS work environment. |
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7.1.5 Consider how external FSMS elements are used |
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• Plan how externally developed FSMS elements are managed. • Control how externally developed FSMS elements are managed. • Control how externally developed FSMS elements are developed. • Control how these externally developed FSMS elements are applied. • Control how externally developed FSMS elements are maintained. • Control how externally developed FSMS elements are updated. • Document how externally developed FSMS elements are managed. |
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7.1.6 Control the use of external FSMS elements |
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• Establish criteria to control external FSMS elements. • Establish criteria for the evaluation of external providers of FSMS elements. • Establish criteria for the selection of external providers of FSMS elements. • Establish criteria for the monitoring of external providers of FSMS elements. • Establish criteria for the re-evaluation of external providers of FSMS elements. • Control the use of externally provided FSMS elements. • Communicate your requirements to external providers. • Use criteria to control externally provided FSMS elements. • Document external provider evaluations and re-evaluations. |
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7.2 Support your FSMS by ensuring that people are competent |
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• Consider work under your control that could affect food safety. • Clarify your organization’s food safety competence requirements. • Acquire competence whenever gaps or deficiencies are discovered. • Evaluate results whenever actions are taken to acquire competence. • Document the competence of those who could influence food safety. • Periodically review the competence of people who affect food safety. |
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7.3 Support your FSMS by making people aware of their duties |
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• Make all relevant persons aware of your organization’s FSMS. • Share information with people under your organization’s control. • Make all relevant persons aware of your organization’s food safety policy. • Make all relevant persons aware of FSMS objectives relevant to their own work. • Make all relevant persons aware of how they can actively support food safety. |
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7.4 Support your FSMS by controlling relevant communications |
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7.4.1 Support your FSMS by establishing communication systems |
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• Support your FSMS by managing FSMS communications. • Support your FSMS by establishing communication systems. • Support your FSMS by encouraging effective communication. |
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7.4.2 Support your FSMS by facilitating external communication |
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• Establish external food safety communication arrangements. • Establish communication arrangements with regulatory authorities. • Establish communication arrangements throughout your food chain. • Implement external food safety communication arrangements. • Allocate authority to communicate externally about food safety. • Carry out effective communications throughout your food chain. • Maintain external food safety communication arrangements. • Maintain communication arrangements with external parties. • Maintain records of external food safety communications. |
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7.4.3 Support your FSMS by encouraging internal communication |
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• Establish an internal food safety communication system. • Implement an internal food safety communication system. • Discuss food safety issues and concerns in a timely manner. • Consider food safety issues and concerns when you update FSMS. • Maintain an internal food safety communication system. |
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7.5 Support your FSMS by managing documented information |
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7.5.1 Support your FSMS by including necessary documents and records |
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• Figure out how extensive documented FSMS information should be. • Consider your activities when you establish documents and records. • Consider your workers when you establish documents and records. • Consider your requirements when you establish documents and records. • Consider your processes when you establish documents and records. • Consider your products when you establish documents and records. • Select and include all necessary food safety documents and records. • Include all the information required by customers. • Include all the information that your organization needs. • Include all the information required by external authorities. • Include all the information required by the ISO 22000 standard. |
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7.5.2 Support your FSMS by managing the use of documents and records |
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• Manage the creation and modification of your FSMS documents and records. • Make sure that documents and records are properly identified and described. • Make sure that documents and records are properly formatted and presented. • Make sure that documents and records are properly reviewed and approved. |
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7.5.3 Support your FSMS by controlling relevant documents and records |
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7.5.3.1 Control your organization’s FSMS documents and records |
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• Select all of the FSMS documents and records that you need to control. • Select all of the documents and records that you need in order to • Select all the FSMS documents and records that ISO 22000 requires. • Control all necessary food safety documents and records. • Control all the food safety information required by your customers. • Control all the food safety information required by your organization. • Control all the food safety information required by external authorities. • Control all the information required by the ISO 22000 2018 standard. |
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7.5.3.2 Control how FSMS documents and records are controlled |
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• Control how FSMS documents and records are controlled. • Control how FSMS documents and records are created. • Control how FSMS documents and records are identified. • Control how FSMS documents and records are distributed. • Control how FSMS documents and records are accessed. • Control how FSMS documents and records are retrieved. • Control how FSMS documents and records are stored. • Control how FSMS documents and records are used. • Control how FSMS documents and records are changed. • Control how FSMS documents and records are protected. • Control how FSMS documents and records are preserved. |
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8.1 Establish processes needed to realize safe products |
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• Plan operational processes needed to meet food safety requirements. • Implement operational processes needed to meet food safety requirements. • Control operational processes needed to meet food safety requirements. • Maintain operational processes needed to meet food safety requirements. • Update operational processes needed to meet food safety requirements. |
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8.2 Establish suitable prerequisite programmes (PRPs) |
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8.2.1 Make sure that prerequisite programmes are developed |
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• Prevent or reduce product contamination by developing PRPs. • Prevent or reduce product contamination by implementing PRPs. • Prevent or reduce product contamination by maintaining PRPs. • Prevent or reduce product contamination by updating PRPs. |
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8.2.2 Make sure that prerequisite programmes are implemented |
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• Establish your organization’s prerequisite programmes (PRPs). • Authorize your organization’s prerequisite programmes (PRPs). • Make sure that PRPs have been approved by the food safety team. • Implement these PRPs throughout your entire production system. |
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8.2.3 Make sure that prerequisite programmes are acceptable |
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• Consider external requirements as you develop your PRPs. • Consider relevant legal requirements when you develop your PRPs. • Consider relevant customer requirements when you develop your PRPs. • Consider relevant industry requirements when you develop your PRPs. |
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8.2.4 Make sure that prerequisite programmes are suitable |
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• Ensure that your PRPs are appropriate to your circumstances. • Consider your organization’s situation as you establish PRPs. • Consider your consumers as you establish your PRPs. • Consider contaminants as you establish your PRPs. • Consider your processes as you establish your PRPs. • Consider external inputs as you establish your PRPs. • Consider your infrastructure as you establish PRPs. • Consider your suppliers’ constraints as you establish PRPs. • Ensure that PRP records and documents are established. • Document how your organization’s PRPs should be managed. |
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8.3 Establish an effective product traceability system |
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• Develop an effective material and product traceability system. • Implement your material and product traceability system. • Evaluate your material and product traceability system. • Maintain your material and product traceability system. |
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8.4 Establish emergency management arrangements |
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8.4.1 Formulate emergency response procedures |
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• Establish procedures to respond to potential emergency situations and incidents. • Address situations and incidents that could have an impact on food safety. • Document your emergency response procedures and maintain a record of results. • Use your documents and records to support emergency response activities. |
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8.4.2 Respond to emergency situations and incidents |
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• Consider relevant emergency response requirements. • Prepare for food safety incidents and emergencies. • Respond to food safety incidents and emergencies. • Mitigate the impact of all incidents and emergencies. • Periodically test your emergency response procedures. • Review your emergency response documents and records. |
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8.5 Establish measures to control food safety hazards |
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8.5.1 Get ready to do a food safety hazard analysis |
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8.5.1.1 Consider the context of hazard analysis |
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• Plan and prepare for your food safety hazard analysis. • Assign planning responsibilities to your food safety team. • Collect information needed to conduct hazard analysis. • Document information needed to conduct hazard analysis. |
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8.5.1.2 Consider raw materials and ingredients |
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• Consider all applicable food safety requirements. • Consider information needed to do a hazard analysis. • Consider all applicable information about ingredients. • Consider all applicable information about raw materials. • Consider all applicable information about product contact materials. • Consider all applicable information about storage conditions and shelf life. • Consider all applicable information about your production methods. • Consider all applicable information about preparation and handling. • Consider all applicable information about packaging methods. • Consider all applicable information about delivery methods. • Consider all applicable information about acceptance criteria. • Consider all applicable information about place of origin. • Consider all applicable information about sources.Vaed. |
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8.5.1.3 Consider all end product characteristics |
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• Prepare for hazard analysis by considering end product characteristics. • Identify all relevant legal food safety requirements for end products. • Document characteristics for the end products you intend to produce. |
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8.5.1.4 Consider intended use of end products |
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• Maintain information that documents end product handling and use. • Identify groups of consumers and users for each type of end product. • Prepare for hazard analysis by considering end product handling and use. • Prepare by considering the intended use and handling of your end products. • Prepare by considering the unintended use and mishandling of end products. |
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8.5.1.5 Consider your process flow diagrams |
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8.5.1.5.1 Prepare product and process flow diagrams |
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• Make food safety team responsible for flow diagrams. • Prepare appropriate flow diagrams for your FSMS. • Maintain flow diagrams for your organization’s FSMS. • Use flow diagrams to prepare for your hazard analysis. |
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8.5.1.5.2 Confirm the accuracy of process flow diagrams |
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• Expect your food safety team to maintain FSMS flow diagrams. • Expect your team to confirm the accuracy of their diagrams. • Expect team to retain diagrams as documented information. |
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8.5.1.5.3 Describe processes and process environment |
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• Assign responsibility for describing processes and environment. • Describe your FSMS processes and your process environment. • Describe the layout of premises including food handling areas. • Describe processing equipment and associated processing aids. • Describe steps taken to manage and control food safety hazards. • Describe variations or patterns that could influence food safety. • Describe external requirements that can impact control measures. |
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8.5.2 Perform your organization’s hazard analysis |
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8.5.2.1 Assign responsibility for hazards and controls |
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• Assign responsibility for hazard analyses. • Make food safety team responsible for this. • Review information prior to your analysis. • Carry out your food safety hazard analysis. |
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8.5.2.2 Identify hazards and define acceptable levels |
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8.5.2.2.1 Identify your food safety hazards |
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• Review information prior to your hazard analysis. • Consider the context of your hazard analysis. • Identify and document your food safety hazards. • Identify hazards that are reasonably expected to occur. • Document hazards that are reasonably expected to occur. |
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8.5.2.2.2 Consider your hazard environment |
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• Identify the steps or stages where food safety hazards occur. • Identify receiving steps or stages where hazards could occur. • Identify processing steps or stages where hazards could occur. • Identify distribution steps or stages where hazards could occur. • Identify delivery steps or stages where hazards could occur. • Consider food safety hazards in your organization’s situation. • Identify food safety hazards at all relevant stages and steps. • Identify food safety hazards in your organization’s infrastructure. |
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8.5.2.2.3 Define acceptable levels for hazards |
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• Determine an acceptable hazard level for each end product. • Consider relevant information as you review food safety hazards. • Maintain documents that describe acceptable hazard levels. |
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8.5.2.3 Assess your organization’s food safety hazards |
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• Conduct a hazard assessment for each identified safety hazard. • Assess each one of your organization’s food safety hazards. • Identify and document all significant food safety hazards. • Describe the methods used to conduct hazard assessments. |
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8.5.2.4 Select measures to control your safety hazards |
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8.5.2.4.1 Select and categorize each control measure |
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• Select measures to control your food safety hazards. • Consider external requirements when you select control measures. • Study your hazard assessment and select suitable control measures. • Describe how measures were selected and document your results. • Retain relevant external requirements as documented information. • Categorize measures to control food safety hazards. |
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8.5.2.4.2 Consider how each control can be supported |
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• Consider what can be done to enhance and support control measures. • Consider if critical limits or observable action criteria are feasible. • Consider if monitoring methods can be used to detect control failures. • Consider if corrections can be applied quickly when failures occur. |
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8.5.3 Validate food safety control measures |
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• Assign responsibility for the validation of your control measures. • Confirm that each control measure can achieve intended results. • Reconsider your options if control measures fail to work as intended. • Consider modifying control measures if they fail to achieve intended results. • Consider modifying your approach if control measures fail to work properly. • Reassess your control measures whenever modification are made. |
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8.5.4 Establish your hazard control plan |
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8.5.4.1 Document your hazard control plan |
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• Establish and maintain your hazard control plan. • Document your organization’s hazard control plan. • Document responsibilities and authorities for each CCP. • Document responsibilities and authorities for each OPRP. |
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8.5.4.2 Create critical limits and action criteria |
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• Specify measurable critical limits for each of your CCPs. • Use critical limits to ensure that acceptable levels are not exceeded. • Specify measurable or observable action criteria for each OPRP. • Use action criteria to ensure that acceptable levels are not exceeded. |
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8.5.4.3 Develop a monitoring system for controls |
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• Establish a monitoring system for each control or combination of controls. • Establish monitoring system for each control (or set of controls) at each CCP. • Establish monitoring system for each control (or set of controls) and OPRP. • Use monitoring systems to see whether or not control measures are working. • Use monitoring systems to detect failure to remain within critical limits. • Use monitoring systems to detect failure to meet relevant action criteria. |
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8.5.4.4 Specify corrections and corrective actions |
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• Specify the steps that must be taken when controls fail to work. • Specify corrections that must be made when controls fail to work. • Specify corrective actions that must be taken when controls fail to work. • Take remedial steps whenever controls fail to work as planned. • Prevent the release of potentially unsafe food products. • Identify the cause of safety failures and nonconformities. • Return safety parameters back to where they should be. |
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8.5.4.5 Implement your hazard control plan |
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• Implement your organization’s hazard control plan. • Maintain your organization’s hazard control plan. • Document your organization’s hazard control plan. |
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8.6 Establish up-to-date information if plan changes |
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• Update information whenever hazard control plan is updated (if necessary). • Update related product documents whenever hazard control plan changes. • Update related process documents whenever hazard control plan changes. • Update related control documents whenever hazard control plan changes. |
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8.7 Establish control of your monitoring and measuring |
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• Prove that your monitoring and measuring methods and equipment are adequate. • Prevent changes to monitoring and measuring equipment that invalidate results. • Assess the validity of previous measurements whenever failures are discovered. • Take appropriate action whenever your measurements fail to meet requirements. • Control use and validation of software used to carry out monitoring and measuring. |
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8.8 Establish and maintain food safety verification activities |
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8.8.1 Plan and perform food safety verification activities |
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• Establish food safety verification activities. • Plan your food safety verification activities. • Perform your food safety verification activities. • Communicate food safety verification activities. • Maintain your food safety verification activities. |
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8.8.2 Analyze results of food safety verification activities |
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• Assign responsibility for analyzing food safety verifications. • Make food safety team responsible for analyzing verification results. • Analyze the results of your food safety verification activities. • Use your analytical results to help evaluate the performance of FSMS. |
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8.9 Establish control of product and process nonconformities |
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8.9.1 Evaluate data derived from OPRP and CCP monitoring |
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• Appoint competent people to evaluate data from monitoring OPRPs and CCPs. • Give them the authority they need to initiate corrections and corrective actions. • Evaluate the data derived from the monitoring of your OPRPs and at CCPs. |
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8.9.2 Make corrections whenever products or processes fail |
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8.9.2.1 Control products when nonconformities occur |
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• Establish ways of managing affected products when nonconformities occur. • Establish methods of controlling products when nonconformities occur. • Establish arrangements for reviewing corrections that are carried out. • Identify and control affected products whenever nonconformities occur. • Identify and control products when critical limits at CCPs aren’t met. • Identify and control products when action criteria for OPRPs aren’t met. |
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8.9.2.2 Handle products as potentially unsafe if CCPs fail |
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• Identify affected products whenever critical limits at CCPs aren’t met. • Treat affected products as potentially unsafe when critical limits aren’t met. |
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8.9.2.3 Evaluate what happened whenever your OPRPs fail |
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• Evaluate what happened whenever action criteria for OPRPs are not met. • Document what happened whenever action criteria for OPRPs are not met. |
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8.9.2.4 Document corrections made on your nonconformities |
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• Document and retain corrections made on nonconforming products. • Document and retain your analysis of nonconforming products. • Document and retain corrections made on nonconforming processes. • Document and retain your analysis of nonconforming processes. |
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8.9.3 Document how corrective actions should be taken |
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• Document actions taken to identify nonconformities related to CCPs and OPRPs. • Evaluate the need for corrective action whenever nonconformities are identified. • Review your evaluation and determine whether corrective action must be taken. • Retain and maintain documents that describe your corrective action process. |
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8.9.4 Control all food products that are potentially unsafe |
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8.9.4.1 Prevent release or regain control of all unsafe products |
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• Take action to prevent potentially unsafe products from entering food chain. • Release products only if safety hazards are reduced to acceptable levels. • Retain control of potentially unsafe products until they’ve been evaluated. • Regain control of unsafe products that previously left your control. • Withdraw or recall unsafe products that have left your control. |
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8.9.4.2 Evaluate lots of products affected by nonconformities |
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• Identify and evaluate product lots that were affected by nonconformities. • Evaluate products affected by failure to remain within critical limits at CCPs. • Prevent release of products affected by failure to remain within limits. • Evaluate products affected by the failure to meet action criteria for OPRPs. • Release products only if good evidence shows that controls were effective. • Document the evaluation of product releases and retain these documents. |
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8.9.4.3 Control the disposition of all nonconforming products |
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• Control the disposition of food products that are not acceptable for release. • Reprocess products to ensure that hazard is reduced to acceptable level. • Redirect products for another use as long as safety is not compromised. • Destroy or dispose as waste if they can’t be reprocessed or safely reused. • Document disposition of nonconforming products and retain documents. • Record the identity of people who approve and authorize dispositions. |
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8.9.5 Withdraw, recall, and secure all unsafe food products |
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• Appoint competent people to withdraw or recall lots of unsafe end products. • Document how potentially unsafe end products are withdrawn and recalled. • Secure or control withdrawn, recalled, or potentially unsafe products still in stock. • Establish and retain a record of unsafe end product withdrawals and recalls. • Verify the effectiveness of your end product withdrawal and recall activities. • Report all unsafe product withdrawals and recalls to your top management. |
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9.1 Monitor, measure, analyze, and evaluate |
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9.1.1 Plan how to monitor, measure, analyze, and evaluate |
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• Plan how you’re going to monitor, measure, analyze, and evaluate your FSMS. • Monitor, measure, analyze, and evaluate FSMS performance and effectiveness. • Measure the performance and effectiveness of your organization’s FSMS. • Analyze the performance and effectiveness of your organization’s FSMS. • Evaluate the performance and effectiveness of your organization’s FSMS. |
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9.1.2 Analyze and evaluate the performance of your system |
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• Analyze and evaluate appropriate FSMS data and information. • Analyze and evaluate your organization’s FSMS monitoring results. • Analyze and evaluate your organization’s FSMS measurement results. • Analyze and evaluate your organization’s FSMS verification results. • Analyze and evaluate your organization’s FSMS audit results. • Examine the results of your analytical and evaluation activities. • Document the results of analytical and evaluation activities. |
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9.2 Use internal audits to examine conformance and performance |
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9.2.1 Conduct internal audits of your FSMS at planned intervals |
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• Conduct internal FSMS audits at planned intervals. • Determine if your organization’s FSMS meets requirements. • Determine if your FSMS meets the ISO 22000 2018 requirements. • Determine if your FSMS meets your organization’s own requirements. • Examine the effectiveness of your organization’s FSMS. |
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9.2.2 Develop an internal audit program for your organization |
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• Plan the development of an internal audit programme. • Establish your organization’s internal audit programme. • Establish internal audit responsibilities. • Establish internal audit methodologies. • Establish internal audit planning requirements. • Establish internal audit reporting requirements. • Establish internal audit work schedules. • Implement your organization’s internal audit programme. • Maintain your organization’s internal audit programme. |
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9.3 Carry out management reviews and document your results |
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9.3.1 Review suitability, adequacy, effectiveness, of your system |
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• Ask top management to do food safety management system reviews. • Carry out food safety management system reviews at planned intervals. |
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9.3.2 Plan and perform management reviews at planned intervals |
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• Plan your organization’s food safety management reviews. • Prepare to review your food safety management system. • Review your organization’s food safety management system. • Review the performance and effectiveness of your FSMS. • Determine how well FSMS objectives are being met. |
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9.3.3 Create management review outputs and document results |
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• Generate suitable management review outputs. • Identify and describe FSMS needs and requirements. • Identify and describe any FSMS changes that need to be made. • Identify and describe FSMS resource needs and requirements. • Make decisions to exploit improvement opportunities.Gets. • Document the results of your management reviews.Dows. |
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10.1 Control nonconformities and take appropriate corrective action |
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10.1.1 Make corrections and take action when nonconformities occur |
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• React to nonconformities when they occur. • Correct and control your nonconformities. • Evaluate the need for corrective action. • Develop appropriate corrective actions. • Implement appropriate corrective actions. • Review the effectiveness of actions taken. |
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10.1.2 Document all nonconformities and the actions that are taken |
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• Document your organization’s nonconformities. • Document actions taken to address nonconformities. • Document your organization’s corrective action results. |
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10.2 Enhance the suitability, adequacy, and effectiveness of your FSMS |
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• Continually improve the suitability of your organization’s FSMS. • Continually improve the adequacy of your organization’s FSMS. • Continually improve the effectiveness of your organization’s FSMS. • Ask top management to encourage FSMS effectiveness. • Use communication to make the FSMS more effective. • Use internal audit results to make the FSMS more effective. • Use management reviews to make the FSMS more effective. • Use verification results to make the FSMS more effective. • Use validation results to make the FSMS more effective. • Use corrective actions to make the FSMS more effective. • Use system updates to make the FSMS more effective. |
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10.3 Evaluate and update the FSMS and document your results |
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• Ask top management to ensure that the FSMS is continually updated. • Assign responsibility for evaluating your system at planned intervals. • Prepare to update your organization’s food safety management system. • Consider the suitability, adequacy, and effectiveness of your system. • Update your food safety management system when necessary. • Record your food safety management system update activities. • Report food safety management system updates to management. |
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