Quality Control and HACCP for Fish Practical Reference from C.H.I.P.S.
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Fish Inspection, Quality Control, and HACCP
edited by Roy Martin, Robert Collette, and Joseph Slavin
- 98 new reports on seafood safety and quality control by seafood specialists from around the world
- Practical information on implementation of HACCP and other quality controls in all areas of seafood processing
- New information on related topics of testing, toxicity, microbiology, and regulation
- Perspectives from around the world
Contents
- International Trade Considerations
- The Impact of International Trade and Trade Agreements on Fish Inspection and Quality Control - Harmonization of Trade and Quality Control Issues - The Industry Considerations of Inspection and Quality Control
- Technical Assistance Programs
- FAO Technical Assistance on HACCP in the Fisheries Industries - The ASEAN-Canada Fisheries Post-Harvest Technology Project-Phase Two - USAID Programs in Fisheries and Aquaculture - The Pan American Health Organization Regional Program for Technical Cooperation in Food Protection - UNIDO Technical Assistance in Fish Inspection and Quality Control
- Emerging Inspection Systems
- Review of HACCP and HACCP-Based Food Control Systems - An Overview of HACCP Implementation in the Seafood Industry - Industry Considerations in HACCP Program Implementation (N. Berg) - HACCP Industry Application in Thailand - Industry Considerations in HACCP Program Implementation (C. Haltaman) - HACCP in Ireland - Seafood Quality Monitoring in Iceland HACCP Implementation in the Mexican Shrimp Industry - Introduction of HACCP into Japanese Seafood - Practical Experience in Applying EU Fish Hygiene Directives to Exporting Countries - The CCIB Inspection and Quality Control System for Export Manufacturers of Aquatic Products - EU Implementation of HACCP
- Special Hazards and Their Control
- Control of Indigenous Pathogenic Bacteria in Seafood - The Status of Phycotoxin Research in Canada - International Regulatory Aspects of Chemical and Drug Residues
- Essential Quality and Product Integrity Considerations
- Essential Quality and Product Integrity Considerations - Fish Product Standards Development and Implementation-A Canadian Perspective - Standards Development and Implementation - Essential Quality and Product Integrity Considerations in Industry Monitoring - Integration of Computer and Laboratory Techniques for Species Identification Including Development of a Regulatory Fish Encyclopedia
- Special Quality Control Considerations in Handling and Processing Raw and Further Processed Products
- Proper Processing and Handling of Raw Tuna - Specialty Quality Control Considerations in Handling and Processing Chilled and Frozen Fish - Radiation Processing Overview - Controlled Atmosphere Packaging - The Application of a HACCP Plan for Ready-to-Eat Cooked Products in Processing Cooked Shrimp - Monitoring of Parasites - Control of Clostridium botulinum and Listeria monocytogenes in Smoked Fishery Products - Application of the HACCP Principles in the Fish-Canning Industry in Morocco
- International Approaches to Control for Molluscan Shellfish
- Food Safety Assurance of New Zealand Shellfish - The Monitoring and Surveillance of Molluscan Shellfish Waters in Australia - The Changing Face of Monitoring in Canada - HACCP Assessment of Oyster Depuration in Australia - International Approaches to Control for Molluscan Shellfish Monitoring and Surveillance EU and CODEX - Bacteriological Classification of Shellfish by Automated Malthus Conductance Methods
- International Hazard Control for Aquaculture
- Safety Hazards and the Application of the Hazards Analysis Critical Control Point System (HACCP) in Aquaculture - Codex Alimentarius: Draft Code of Practice for the Products of Aquaculture - Hazard Control in Aquaculture - Quality Control and HACCP in the Catfish Industry - Norwegian Hazard Controls for Aquaculture - Chemical and Microbiological Studies on Fish from Egyptian Fish Cultures
- Control of Quality and Safety Hazards on Vessels
- Quality Assurance on Board Fishing Vessels - HACCP and the Control of Quality Aboard Fishing and Processing Vessels - Proper Shipboard Handling of Fresh Tuna for the Sushimi Market - Russian Mother Vessels-Introduction of HACCP 1996
- Sanitation, a HACCP Prerequisite
- Sanitation Issues in a HACCP Program - Sanitation and Food Hygiene in the Processing of Fish and Fishery Products
- Sensory Monitoring
- Use of Sensory Evaluation in Mandatory Inspection of Fish and Fishery Products - NMFS Sensory Program - Sensory Application in Thailand - Strategic Applications for Sensory Evaluation at National Sea Products Limited - Automated Sensory Procedures for Shrimp
- Rapid Tests and Sampling
- Application of FDA's Regulatory Fish Encyclopedia - Inherent Risks in Acceptance Sampling - Rapid Chemical Tests: Laboratory and Field Screening Methods for Seafood Analysis - A Rapid, Easily Used Test Kit to Determine Histamine Concentrations in Fish - Rapid Methods of Seafood Microbiological Analysis-An Overview
- Automated Computer Systems
- Assessing Seafood Information Electronically - Building and Maintaining HACCP Programs with Computers - Automated Monitoring and Record-Keeping Systems
- Implementation of Regulatory HAACP-Based Seafood Inspection Programs
- The New U.S. FDA HACCP Program - Canada Implementation of the Quality Management Program - A Regulatory Approach to HACCP-The Australian Perspective - HACCP Application in Thailand - Quality Inspection of HACCP in China - Regulatory Approach to HACCP in New Zealand - Establishment of Seafood Quality Control Standards in the Sultanate of Oman - Encouragement of the Seafood Industry by Introducing HACCP - Development of a HACCP-Based Integrated Quality Management Program (IQMP) of Fish and Fishery Products - HACCP-Based Inspection Programs: Mexican Experience - HACCP-Based Inspection Programs in Norway - Brazil's Implementation of HACCP Programs - HACCP-Based Inspection Programs - Polish Approach to the HACCP System in the Fish Industry - Current Status of HACCP Applications in African Fisheries-Problems and Prospects - The Role of Government in the Implementation of New International Standards on the Processing of Fish and Fishery Products-A Korean Perspective
- Training and Regulatory and Industry Personnel
- FAO's Experience in HACCP Training of Regulatory and Industry Personnel - HACCP: A New Inspector Focus - HACCP Training in Thailand - Training and Regulatory and Industry Personnel-The U.S. Seafood HACCP Alliance - Industry Training at Iceland Seafood International - HACCP Training by Satellite - Role of Training in Business Development
- Equivalency and Inspection Agreements
- A Global Approach to Determining Equivalency between Inspection and Certification Systems - FDA's View on Seafood Inspection Agreements
- Recommendations
- Canadian Official Development Assistance to the Oceans and Fisheries Sector - Chile's National Fisheries Service Approach to HACCP
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