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HACCP Plan Pork, Sheep, Goat Slaughter 04/11/2003 Version 1

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<strong>HACCP</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> ­ <strong>Pork</strong>, <strong>Sheep</strong>, <strong>Goat</strong> <strong>Slaughter</strong><br />

Product Description<br />

COMMON NAME:<br />

HOW IS IT TO BE<br />

USED?<br />

TYPE OF<br />

PACKAGE?<br />

LENGTH OF SHELF<br />

LIFE?<br />

AT WHAT<br />

TEMPERATURE?<br />

pork, sheep, goat, lamb carcass halves or quarters; whole heads; head and cheek meat; (species) variety meats<br />

(heart, liver, tongue)<br />

Further processing<br />

No packaging is used for carcass wholes and halves; butcher paper, freezer wrap, or cryovac bag for head and<br />

cheek meat; butcher paper or cryovac for heart, liver, and tongue<br />

Carcass halves and quarters: 14 days<br />

under refrigeration (< 41°F) Head and cheek meat: 7 days under refrigeration, 6 months frozen. Heart, liver,<br />

tongue: 7 days under refrigeration, 6 months frozen.<br />

WHERE WILL IT BE<br />

SOLD?<br />

LABELING<br />

INSTRUCTIONS:<br />

IS SPECIAL<br />

DISTRIBUTION<br />

CONTROL<br />

NEEDED?<br />

Further processed in our plant<br />

Carcasses have ID tag and inspection legend; carcass quarters have inspection legend.Head and cheek meat are<br />

labeled with appropriate product label including safe handling instructions. Heart, liver, tongue (if not subdivided)<br />

have inspection legend; if subdivided, these products would have an appropriate product label including safe<br />

handling instructions.<br />

Lot code based on production date applied along with appropriate product label.<br />

<strong>04</strong>/<strong>11</strong>/<strong>2003</strong> <strong>Version</strong> 2

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