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• • The Code of Practice for the Hygienic Production of Sprouted Seeds, developed with the sprout industry's input in 2001 and amended in February 2007, continues to be the current Canadian regulatory guideline for sprout manufacturers. The HACCP Generic Model for Sprouts Grown in Water and its companion document,, were developed by a committee consisting of representatives from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and Health Canada. These documents are intended to be food safety resources for the sprout industry. The generic model was developed using the CFIA's Food Safety Enhancement Program (FSEP) approach and tools: Sections 1, 2 and 3 of the FSEP Manual, including the ten forms, as well as the Codex Alimentarius Decision Tree to determine the critical control points (CCPs).

It provides a practical example for sprout manufacturers to follow in designing their own facility-specific HACCP Plan. The HACCP generic model was used by the committee during the development of the Food Safety Practices Guidance document.

A HACCP system has been developed and implemented for the. Are found in the district procedures manual. In this resource and you will see a model for. Issue Date: 10-May-10 Supplier and External Manufacturer HACCP Manual Supersedes: 12-Feb-08 INTRODUCTION Page 3 of 98 Appendix F: Packaging Model Critical Control.

This guidance document incorporates Chapters 4 to 10 of the Code of Practice for the Hygienic Production of Sprouted Seeds as well as Chapters 1 to 8 of the General Principles of Food Hygiene, Composition and Labelling, in addition to other reference material. Using a HACCP approach, it provides guidance on controlling potential hazards. Chapter 1 provides information about developing operational controls for controlling hazards, while Chapters 2 to 8 provide information about developing Good Manufacturing Practices ( GMPs) or prerequisite programs, as they are called in the FSEP approach.