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Smoked salmon HACCP plans
Cold- and hot-smoked salmon present distinct hazards — especially Clostridium botulinum in reduced-oxygen packaging, Listeria monocytogenes in RTE products, and parasites in undercooked fish. A solid HACCP plan documents how your facility controls each one.
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Typical hazards for smoked salmon
Biological hazards often include C. botulinum (ROP / vacuum pack), Listeria, pathogens from undercooking, and parasites if freeze destruction is required. Chemical hazards may include cleaning residues or undeclared allergens. Physical hazards include metal from equipment.
Common CCP candidates
Depending on your process, CCPs may include smoking/cooking temperatures and times, cooling rates, packaging controls for ROP products, metal detection, and cold storage. HACCP Engine suggests CCPs from your process steps and product profile — you confirm what applies.
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