Critical Control Points
A critical control point is a step or procedure where a process will either kill biological contaminants present or control growth of these contaminants.
Evaluate each step of the product cycle for risk of contamination and survival of the contaminate.
Consider the interaction of time and temperature at each step.
| Step (Control Point) | Potential for Contamination | Contaminants
Survive Process |
Potential for Increase of Contaminants |
| Corrective Action | Measurable CCP | Documentation of CCP | |
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