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AIB

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AMERICAN INSTUTE OF
BAKING

INTRODUCTION .
OBJECTIVE.
DEFINITIONS.
CATEGORIES.
DISCUSSION

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INTRODUCTION

This standard was prepared by the


Department of Food Safety/
Hygiene,AIB,U.S.A..
The standards are based on
requirements of :-
 Codex Alimentarius
 U.S. GMP
 British Food Hygiene Regulation,etc.
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OBJECTIVES
To serve as a practical guide for
establishing an effective Food Hygiene
Program.
To identify conditions that violate the
Good Manufacturing Practices.
To recommend a level of food hygiene
that consumer expects and to meet the
requirements of various regulations.

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Definitions used by AIB
Unsatisfactory Observations:Direct
contamination that occurs in product zone.
Major/Critical Observations:
Any discrepancy which can be
hazardous(GMP,PSM,CRP)
Serious Observation:Any situation or
collection of situation which can be critical.

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Ratings:
Superior……………… 900-1000
Excellent……………… 800-899
Satisfactory…………… 725-799
Passable…………………650-724
Unsatisfactory………… Below 650

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CATEGORIES
1.Adequacy of the hygiene program
2. Pest Control
3.Operational methods &
Personnel practices.
4.Engineering and Maintenance
5. Cleaning Practices

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ADEQUACY OF FOOD
HYGIENE PROGRAM
Food Hygiene Committee
Establish specifications for all raw
materials.
HACCP program
Pre-employment training of personnel
Product recall program
Glass policy

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PEST CONTROL
List of all the Frito-Lay approved
pesticides
Maintain inventory for pesticides
Schematic diagram for the locations of
pest traps
Person responsible for application of
pesticides should maintain records.

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PERSONNEL PRACTICES
Follow GMPs
Provide personnel hygiene training
Use cleaning tools for respective area
&should be kept in distinct place.
Rejected material should be identified
and stored in designated place.
Inspection of vehicle prior to unloading.

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ENGINEERING
& MAINTENENCE
Proper drainage system.
Water drippings must be taken care off.
Eliminate peeling paint.
An appropriate hand sanitizer.
Cavities beneath equipment bases should be
filled to prevent pest infestation.
Soap dispenser should be refilled at regular
intervals.

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CLEANING PRACTICES
All cleaning chemicals should be properly
labeled and stored.
Maintain records and follow the master
cleaning schedule
Cleaning equipments should be stored and
used in a manner that they do not
contaminate food or food equipment.
Forklifts &other equipment should be
scheduled for maintenance and cleaning

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