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1. To fill out a HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points) plan extension, start by reviewing your existing HACCP plan and identifying any changes or updates that need to be made.
2. It is important to involve key stakeholders such as management, quality assurance personnel, and other relevant staff members in this process.
3. Begin by conducting a thorough hazard analysis to identify any new hazards that may have emerged since the initial HACCP plan was created.
4. Next, determine the critical control points (CCPs) for the extension and establish the criteria for each CCP.
5. Develop accurate monitoring procedures for each CCP, ensuring that they are specific, measurable, and achievable.
6. Consider conducting a validation study to ensure that the extension is effective in controlling the identified hazards.
7. Develop appropriate corrective actions that can be taken in case a deviation occurs at any CCP.
8. Document all the above information in a clear and organized manner, ensuring that it aligns with the format and structure of your existing HACCP plan.

Now, let's move on to who needs a HACCP plan extension:

1. Food processing facilities that have made significant changes to their processes or products may require a HACCP plan extension.
2. If new equipment or technologies are introduced, it is crucial to evaluate their impact on food safety and update the HACCP plan accordingly.
3. Regulatory requirements or industry guidelines may also necessitate the development of a HACCP plan extension.

Remember, it is essential to consult with a food safety expert or regulatory authority to determine if a HACCP plan extension is required in your specific situation.

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What is haccp plan - extension?

The HACCP plan extension is an additional period of time granted to food establishments to implement and comply with Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) requirements.

Who is required to file haccp plan - extension?

Food establishments that need more time to develop and implement their HACCP plans are required to file for the HACCP plan extension.

How to fill out haccp plan - extension?

To fill out the HACCP plan extension, food establishments must provide a detailed explanation of why they need more time, along with a revised timeline for compliance.

What is the purpose of haccp plan - extension?

The purpose of the HACCP plan extension is to ensure that food establishments have adequate time to meet and maintain food safety standards.

What information must be reported on haccp plan - extension?

The HACCP plan extension must include an explanation of the delay in compliance, a revised timeline, and any additional steps taken to ensure food safety.