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Ready-to-eat seafood HACCP plans

RTE seafood is eaten without a consumer kill step, so post-process contamination and Listeria controls matter. Pair process CCPs with sanitation and environmental monitoring practices.

Post-lethality exposure

After cooking or other lethality steps, product can be recontaminated. Your plan should identify where exposure happens and how you control it.

Sanitation supports HACCP

SSOPs, cleaning schedules, and hygienic zoning reduce Listeria risk even when they are not always written as CCPs.

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Capture RTE status in the product profile so hazard analysis emphasizes the right biological hazards.

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