Poster brcv8 A3 Requirements
Poster brcv8 A3 Requirements
Poster brcv8 A3 Requirements
INTRODUCTION: PURPOSE:
METHODS:
With regard to Requirement 4.11, to
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Review the BRCs non- Summarise and share
conformance data in relation Review the BRCv8
Standard; the relevant key points
to BRCv6 and BRCv7 audits; from all3.
RESULTS:
BRCv8 newly includes clauses specifically related to the design of an Environmental Monitoring programme (Clauses 4.11.8.1 & 4.11.8.2).
SIGNIFICANCE:
Given the high rate of non-conformance observed by BRC to the requirements
of 4.11, and the importance of these regarding food safety, it is essential to raise
awareness of good housekeeping and hygiene practices.
REFERENCES:
1. BRC (2015). Food Safety - A Global View, 2015. https://w.brcglobalstandards.com/media/27303/food-safety-a-global-view-2015.pdf
2. BRC (2018). Global Standard for Food Safety, Issue 8. August 2018.
3. Smith D.L., (2018). Hygiene requirements within BRC Issue 8.
https://www.vikan.com/uk/knowledge-centre/vikan-blog/brc-v8-hygiene-requirements-and-how-vikan-can-help/
4. EHEDG (2016). Cleaning Validation in the Food Industry - General Principles, Part 1. EHEDG Guideline 45. http://www.ehedg.org/guidelines
5. *Regan, A., McConnon, A., and Holah, J.T., (2016). Food hygiene and food workers: from complacency to compliance.
6. *Holah, J.T., (2014). Cleaning and disinfection practices in food processing.
7. *Smith, D. L., and Holah, J.T., (2016). Selection, use and maintenance of manual cleaning equipment.
8. *Verran, J., and Redfern, J. (2016) Testing surface cleanability in food processing. *All In. Handbook of Hygiene Control in the Food Industry
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