Abstract

Hygiene inspections and/or microbiological testing do not guarantee food safety. A better approach is the application of the hazard analysis critical control points (HACCP) concept. In this study, the HACCP system was applied in an airline catering organization; it included training of supervisors and people directly involved in preparing meals. If necessary the process or product was modified. Moreover, stricter microbiological standards for product acceptance were used. The microbiological effects of several catering processes on products before and after implementation of HACCP were determined. The results show that implementation of HACCP has improved the microbiological quality of the products.

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