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Seafood receiving controls in HACCP

Receiving is where many seafood hazards are first controlled — or first missed. Temperature, species identity, tags, and supplier guarantees belong in your written program.

What to check at the dock

Product temperature, container condition, labeling, shellfish tags when applicable, and signs of temperature abuse or decomposition.

Supplier controls

Approved supplier lists and COAs or harvest documentation support receiving decisions for high-risk species.

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