Allergen
Control
Food
Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network
FAAN, 2004
Food
Allergies and Sensitivities
Food and Nutritional Informational Center
Information
about Food Allergens
Food and Drug Administration Center for Food Safety and Applied
Nutrition
Allergen
Information Manual and Auditor Guidelines
American Institute of Baking
Biosecurity
Online
registration of food facilities - The Public Health
Security and Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response Act of
2002 (the Bioterrorism Act) requires domestic and foreign
facilities that manufacture, process, pack, or hold food for
human or animal consumption in the United States to register
with the FDA by December 12, 2003. or register by mail
or fax
Food Defense Resources - Collection from Penn State
Cleaning
and Sanitizing / Disinfectants
Basic
Elements of a Sanitation Program for Food Processing and Food
Handling
University of Florida Extension
Basic
Elements of Equipment Cleaning and Sanitizing in Food Processing
and Handling Operations
University of Florida Extension
Do
Your Own Establishment Inspection A Guide to Self Inspection
for the Smaller Food Processor and Warehouse
FDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, 1994
Sanitation
in Soft-Serve Frozen Dessert Operations
Milk Quality Improvement Program, Cornell University, 1999
Cleaning,
Sanitizing, and Pest Control in Food Processing, Storage and
Service Areas
University of Georgia Extension Service publications
Food
Spoilage and You
University of Georgia Cooperative Extension
Antimicrobials
/ Sanitizers / Disinfectants
Sanitizers
for Food Plants
Seafood Network Information Center, U.C. Davis
Regulating
Antimicrobial Pesticides
Information on EPA registered disinfectants and sanitizers
A
Practical Approach to Calculating Dose Values for Water Disinfection
UC-Davis Vegetable Research and Information Center
Postharvest
Chlorination - Basic Properties and Key Points for Effective
Disinfection
UC-Davis Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Introduction
to Oxidation-Reduction-Potential as the Standard of Postharvest
Water Disinfection Monitoring
UC-Davis Vegetable Research and Information Center
Wash
Water Sanitation: How Do I Compare Different Systems?
Davis Fresh Technologies, LLC
Alternative
Disinfectants and Oxidants Guidance Manual. US EPA
Facilities
and Equipment Design
Food
Establisment Plan Review Guide 2000. Food and Drug Administration
and Conference for Food Protection
Planning
the Engineering Design of a Food Processing Facility
Oklahoma State University
Sanitary
Design
Design principles, what to look for, liabilities, contaminants,
and links to resources
Microbiology
/ Foodborne illness
The
"Bad Bug Book"
FDA guide to human pathogens and foodborne illness
Preventing
Foodborne Illness: Escherichia coli O157:H7
Fact sheet on E. coli O157:H7 - Centers for Disease Control,
1995
Cryptosporidium
- WQIC
Water Quality Information Center, USDA
Cyclospora:
An Enigma Worth Unraveling
Journal of Emerging Infectious Diseases Vol 5 No.1, 199
Controlling
Listeria in the Food Processing Environment
“Control
of Listeria monocytogenes in small meat and poultry establishments”
Listeria Video & Booklet Available in English and Spanish.
Controlling
Listeria in Your Facility - Part I
Meat Processing News - Kansas State Department of Animal Sciences
extension
Controlling
Listeria in Your Facility - Part II
Meat Processing News - Kansas State Department of Animal Sciences
extension
Guidelines
for Controlling L. monocytogenes in Small to Medium- Scale
Packing and Fresh-Cut Operations: The Opportunistic Bacterial
Pathogen
U.C. Davis Extension
Listeria
monocytogenes in the Dairy Environment
Preventative measures, Cornell University, 1999
Receipt
of Materials
Inspecting
Incoming Food Materials
FDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition
Safe
Water Supplies
Current
Drinking Water Standards
EPA - Office of Water
Drinking
Water Contaminants
Environmental Protection Agenc (EPA) - Office of Water
An
Introduction to Cross-Connection Control
A
Practical Approach to Calculating Dose Values for Water Disinfection
UC-Davis Vegetable Research and Information Center
Introduction
to Oxidation-Reduction-Potential as the Standard of Postharvest
Water Disinfection Monitoring
UC-Davis Vegetable Research and Information Center
Disinfection
of Home Wells and Springs
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
Water
Testing and Treatment Considerations
University of Florida Extension
Good
Manufacturing Practices / Regulations
Current
Good Manufacturing Practice In Manufacturing, Packing, Or
Holding Human Food
21 CFR--Food And Drugs, Chapter 1, Part 110
2001
Food Code - Complete text
FDA retail food processing and handling regulations
Storage
and Handling of Toxic Materials
Preventing
Chemical Foodborne Illness
University of Georgia Extension Service
Pest
Control
Penn
State Fact Sheets
Pantry
and Stored Food Pests
University of Florida
Managing
Insect Pests In Food Storage Facilities
Integrated pest management for food manufacturers - Copesan
Services Inc.
Controlling
Rats
University of Nebraska
Bait
Stations for Controlling Rats and Mice
University of Nebraska
PCT-Online
"The Portal for the Pest Industry" - Learn about the latest
products and services from more than 30 leading industry suppliers
in the PCT Online Marketplace
Fate
of Escherichia coli O157:H7 on Fresh-Cut Apple Tissue and
Its Potential for Transmission by Fruit Flies
Journal of Applied and Environmental Microbiology, January
1999, p. 1-5, Vol. 65, No. 1
Cleaning,
Sanitizing, and Pest Control in Food Processing, Storage and
Service Areas
University of Georgia Extension Service publications
Developing
SSOPs
Sanitation
Control Procedures for Processing Fish and Fishery Products
Manual for developing SSOPs for the seafood industry but also
an excellent general model for developing a sanitation program
for any commodity - Seafood Network Information Center, UC-Davis
Model
Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures
National Seafood HACCP Alliance
Six
Areas of Sanitation & Their Relationship to the Requirements
of the Food GMPS & PMO
NCIMS HACCP Pilot Program Reference Guide 11/99
Sanitation
- Links to Resources
Seafood Network Information Center, U.C.-Davis Seafood
but also general sanitation links to resources
"Guidelines
for Developing Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs), Standard
Operating Procedures (SOPs), and Environmental Sampling/Testing
Recommendations (ESTRs) – Ready to Eat Products,"
National Meats Association, April 1999
FSIS
Pre-HACCP Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures Reference
Guide
HACCP
Regulations
/ Government programs
Procedures
for the Safe and Sanitary Processing and Importing of Fish
and Fishery Products, Final Rule
Final rule mandating HACCP for processing of seafood 21
CFR Parts 123 and 1240
Pathogen
Reduction: Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP)
Systems, Final Rule
Federal Register, Vol. 61, No. 144, Thursday, July 25, 1996
Dairy
Grade A Voluntary HACCP Pilot Overview
Overview of program, Q&A, and forms for implementation
Model
plans / Development guides
FSIS
Virtual University
Information and rulings on federally mandated pathogen reduction
and HACCP programs, sanitation standard operating procedures,
and HACCP training materials
American
Association of Meat Processors
HACCP and regulations assistance, publications
Penn
State Meats Lab Hazards Analyis Critical Control Plan
Penn State University Department of Dairy and Animal Science,
1999
Rosenthal
Meat Science and Technology Center Model HACCP Plans
Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
Seafood
HACCP
Latest FDA Seafood HACCP regulations
Seafood
HACCP information
Compliation of Seafood HACCP information and resources
- Seafood Network Information Center - U.C. Davis
Hazards
Analysis and Critical Control Points Applications to the Seafood
Industry
Oregon State University
Juice
HACCP
Updated information from FDA CFSAN
A
Model HACCP Plan for Small-Scale, Fresh-Squeezed (Not Pasteurized)
Citrus Juice Operations
University of Florida Extension
Designing
a HACCP Plan for Shell Egg Processing Plants
North Carolina State University Extension, 2000
Qualified
through Verification Program
USDA sponsored voluntary HACCP program for packing houses
and the fresh-cut industry
Worker
Hygiene / Handwashing
Why
Gloves Are Not The Solution To The Fingertip Washing Problem
O. Peter Snyder, Jr., Ph.D. Hospitality Institute of Technology
and Management, March 2001
Selected
Handwashing Citations
USDA/FDA Foodborne Illness Education Information Center
Don't
Get Caught Dirty Handed - Clean Hands Campaign
Brochures, posters, and surveys on handwashing from the
American society for Microbiology
Evaluation
of Risks Related to Microbiological Contamination of Ready-to-eat
Food by Food Preparation Workers and the Effectiveness of
Interventions to Minimize Those Risks
FDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, 1999
On-Line Courses, Books,
Periodicals, and Videos
Food Safety and Sanitation for Food Manufacturers -
an introductory Internet-based course on food safety and sanitary practices for commercial manufacturers of food products.
Penn State Department of Food Science
Principles
of Food Processing Sanitation. A.M. Katsuyama, ed. Food
Processors Institute.1993. 540 p.
Principles
of Food Sanitation. N.G. Marriott. Aspen Publications.
1999. 364 p.
Essential
of Food Sanitation. N.G. Marriott. Aspen Publications.
1997. 344 p.
CGMP’s
/ Food Plant Sanitation. W.A. Gould. CTI Publication.
1994. 400 p.
Principles
and Practices for the Safe Processing of Foods. H.J. Heinz
Inc. Butterworth and Heinemann.1991. 457 p.
AIB
Consolidated Standards for Food Safety. American Institute
of Baking. 1995. 29 p.
AIB
Consolidated Standards for Packaging Facilities. American
Institute of Baking. 1995. 30 p.
AIB
Consolidated Standards for Fresh-Cut Produce. American
Institute of Baking. 1999. 43 p.
Employee’s
Guide to Food Safety. J.J. Keller and Associates. 1998.
116 p.
HACCP:
A Systematic Approach to Food Safety. Food Processors
Institute. National Food Processors Association. 1999, 184
pp.
Food
Safety Magazine. Monthly trade magazine free to professionals.
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Videos
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Good
Manufacturing Practices - Personal Hygiene and Practices in
Food Manufacturing
Good
Manufacturing Practices - Sources and Control of Contamination
During Processing