HACCP Plan For Raw Milk Cheese
Date
2024Author
Carlson, Lainie
Publisher
University of Wisconsin--Stout
Advisor(s)
Kim, Taejo
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This presentation describes an in-depth Hazard
Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP)
plan for raw milk cheese. HACCP is an important
procedure done in the food industry to prevent
hazards such as chemical hazards, biological
hazards, and physical hazards. If HACCP is not
done accurately, it could compromise the safety
of the raw milk cheese. The hazards that can
come from raw milk cheese include microbial
hazards, chemical hazards, and physical
contaminants. Raw milk cheese is the oldfashioned
way to make cheese because there is
no pasteurization, which in turns results in more
room for microbial hazards.
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