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o Refers to disease producing toxic hazards that are accidentally introduced into the food supply |
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o Latin word meaning “health”
o Sanitation is the creation hygetic & helpful conditions |
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o Having food to eat and knowing it won’t get you sick
o Knowing people aren’t going to hurt you through food |
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· Objectives of food safety program
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o Reduces incidence of food borne illnesses
§ Almost all can be prevented
o Maintain public condier
o New category
o International leadership in food safety |
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· Cost of foodborne Illnesses
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o Econmic impact
o Consumer confidence
o Foodborne Illnesses case
§ 76 million illnesses
§ 325,000 hospliztion
§ 5,000 death |
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o Foodborne diseases actice surveillance Network (Foodnet)
§ CDC, FDA, FSIS (food safety impaction service)
o Surveillance system-1996
§ Cdc’s emerging infection program
o Surveillance of food borned disese to help Plto understand epidology of FBD |
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· Burden of Illness pyramid
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o 1. Exposed to general pop.
o 2. People become sick
o 3. Person seeks care
o 4. Takes sample
o 5. Lab test for organism
o 6. Lab conforms scale
o 7. Report to health dept/cdc |
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o Outbreak
§ An Illness of 2 or more people who consume the same food |
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· Most food borne illnesses result from
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o Time & temperature abuse
o Poor personal hygiene
o Cross contamination |
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· Most affected by a food borne illness
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o Children
o Elderly
o Pregnant & lactating women
o Immunocomprised |
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· Common Aspects of food Preservation
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o Achieving & maintaining microbial safety
o Extend product self life |
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o Addition of thermal energy ; elevated temp
o Removal of thermal energy, reduced temp
o Removal of water
o Use of packing
§ Reduced oxygen packaging
§ Irradiation |
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How is the Food industry is more diversified
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o Pre-made (peanut butter and jelly sandwich)
o Cut, deboned chicken
o Pre-cut fruits and vegs
§ Dole
o More you let someone do to your food the greater chance there is for there to be food borne illness |
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what is the ADA Position on food safety
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o The public has a right to a safe food |
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· Increase in food borne Illnesses because of 4 things
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o Globalization of the food supply
o Development of extensive food distribution networks
o New immigrants
o Elderly population |
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what number day it was on |
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· Consumer information for eggs
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o Do not consume recalled eggs, Refrigerate at < 45F (<7c)
o Cook until white and yolk are firm |
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· Consumers & Food Safety
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o 31% stopped purchasing due to food safety concerns |
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· Who is responsible for safe food
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o Manufacturer
o Distributor
o consumer |
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o Based on
o Laws, gov’t regulations
o Consumer require |
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· fAddressed through 4 different ways
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o Quality assurance (are we running the right test)
o Quality Control (are we running the right way)
o HACCP
o GMP’s (Good manufactory practice) |
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o Characteristic of quality
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§ Wholesomeness
§ Freshness
§ Texture, color and flavor |
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· Assurance of food safety
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o All harmful substance have been eliminated or reduced to an acceptable level
o Prepared handled and stored under control & sanitary conditions |
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o Pathogens & cross-border transmission of infectious agents
o Food safety measures are not uniform around the world
o Very little amount of food get looked at |
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§ Food, drug and cosmetic act of 1906
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· Prohibited interstate (between states) commerce in misbranded & adulterated foods, beverages and drugs- FDA |
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§ Federal food, drug and cosmetic act of 1938
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· Gave FDA authority over food and food ingradients and defined requirements for thruthful labeling of ingradients
o Required standard off indentify, food product has certion degree of something, at that level |
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o Investigate sources of FB outbreak
o Nationwide system of food borne disease surveillance
o Develop & advocate PH policies to prevent food B disease Train local and state safety personal |
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· Model food code
o Used shortly between USDA, FCA, CDC, started in 1993
o Revised every 4 years updated every 2 years |
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· A model by which US stat regulatory authorites may develop or update their own food safety rules
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o Neither law nor regulation
o Updated every 2 years
o Revised every 4 year
§ FDA cannot enforced anything they can’t issue a food recall |
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Food Additive Amendment of 1958
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Required FDA approval for the use of an additive prior to its use in foods, manufactures must prove safety of additives
o Two exemption
§ Prior sanctioned substances- sodium nitrite
§ GRAS- general regarded as safe |
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Meat inspection Act of 1906
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· Passed to regulate meat quality and safety
o The jungle by upton Sinclair |
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· Enforces food safety laws governing domestic and imported meat and poultry products |
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EPA-Environment of protection agency
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· Established safe drinking water standers
· Assists states in monitoring quality of drinking water
· Regulates toxic substance
· Determines safety of new pestices
· Set tolerance level for presides |
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· No additive shall be deemed to be safe if it is found to induce cancer when ingested by man or laboratory animals
o “zero tolerance”
o Ended in 1996
o Replaced with “negligible risk”
· Sweet and low changed it |
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· May or may not say they are coming
· Serving the public
· Ensures facilities are following regulation crucial to safety and quality of food |
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· Meat, poultry and egg
· Account for 20% of food supply |
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· 1 goal is to help you sale your product
o Marketing
o Food safety
Some want the FDA to menitoris |
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· Organization of current system is fragmented
· Inspection resources for imported foods limited
· Food recalls are voluntary
· Most federal spending targeting meat products |
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