What we do in ourprocesses,production, andpackaging to ensureour consumers havea satisfactoryexperience with theproduct.Things thatcouldpotentially getin our productand make itunsafeApplication ofmethods,procedures, andtests to determinecompliance withHACCPStarted in Pillsburyin 1959 to makesure foodproduced forastronauts wassafe.Passed by Congressin 2016 whichrequired all foodmanufactures tocreate Food SafetyPlans thatincorporatedPreventive Controls.Process of puttinginformation on ourproduct so we cantrace it in the market.Also ensure customercomplaints can beaccurately reportedand investigated.Developed to controlfood safety hazardsand helps reducefood safety hazardsfrom getting intoproduction.Updated/reviewed atleast annually.Principle thatconsists ofplanning CCPmonitoringrequirements.Sets theminimumrequirementsthat foodmanufacturershave to follow.Required formaintaining foodsafety:Pest PreventionCalibrationPremises andequipmentmaintenance Method for howto evaluate thefood safetyhazards of themanufacturingprocess.Set of requirementsthat is used tomeasure theeffectiveness of theFood Safety Plan andFood Quality Plan.The conditions andpractices underwhich food andbeverage aremanufactured topreventcontamination,illness, or injury.Processused topurify ourwaterThresholds(specificationlimits) forcontrolling foodsafety hazards.Processwhere wereceive waterfrom sourcesvia a tanker.Process ofremovingharmlessbacteria thatcould cause offtaste/odorRequired fordocumentingthe compliancewith HACCPplanMandatoryrequirements set bythe FDA to determinewhat a product mustcontain to bemarketed under acertain nameKey processing stepswhere food safetyhazards are controlledand as a result, a foodsafety hazard can beprevented, eliminated,or reduced to anacceptable level.Principle thatdetermines wherefood safety hazardsare present in themanufacturingprocessPrinciple thatconsists ofestablishingprocedures thatmust be followedwhen the criticallimits are not met.Either aprogram orprocess stepthat controlsfood safetyhazardsKey processingsteps wherequality hazardsneed to becontrolled.What we do in ourprocesses,production, andpackaging to ensureour consumers havea satisfactoryexperience with theproduct.Things thatcouldpotentially getin our productand make itunsafeApplication ofmethods,procedures, andtests to determinecompliance withHACCPStarted in Pillsburyin 1959 to makesure foodproduced forastronauts wassafe.Passed by Congressin 2016 whichrequired all foodmanufactures tocreate Food SafetyPlans thatincorporatedPreventive Controls.Process of puttinginformation on ourproduct so we cantrace it in the market.Also ensure customercomplaints can beaccurately reportedand investigated.Developed to controlfood safety hazardsand helps reducefood safety hazardsfrom getting intoproduction.Updated/reviewed atleast annually.Principle thatconsists ofplanning CCPmonitoringrequirements.Sets theminimumrequirementsthat foodmanufacturershave to follow.Required formaintaining foodsafety:Pest PreventionCalibrationPremises andequipmentmaintenance Method for howto evaluate thefood safetyhazards of themanufacturingprocess.Set of requirementsthat is used tomeasure theeffectiveness of theFood Safety Plan andFood Quality Plan.The conditions andpractices underwhich food andbeverage aremanufactured topreventcontamination,illness, or injury.Processused topurify ourwaterThresholds(specificationlimits) forcontrolling foodsafety hazards.Processwhere wereceive waterfrom sourcesvia a tanker.Process ofremovingharmlessbacteria thatcould cause offtaste/odorRequired fordocumentingthe compliancewith HACCPplanMandatoryrequirements set bythe FDA to determinewhat a product mustcontain to bemarketed under acertain nameKey processing stepswhere food safetyhazards are controlledand as a result, a foodsafety hazard can beprevented, eliminated,or reduced to anacceptable level.Principle thatdetermines wherefood safety hazardsare present in themanufacturingprocessPrinciple thatconsists ofestablishingprocedures thatmust be followedwhen the criticallimits are not met.Either aprogram orprocess stepthat controlsfood safetyhazardsKey processingsteps wherequality hazardsneed to becontrolled.

Gelato Fino "GMP" Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. What we do in our processes, production, and packaging to ensure our consumers have a satisfactory experience with the product.
  2. Things that could potentially get in our product and make it unsafe
  3. Application of methods, procedures, and tests to determine compliance with HACCP
  4. Started in Pillsbury in 1959 to make sure food produced for astronauts was safe.
  5. Passed by Congress in 2016 which required all food manufactures to create Food Safety Plans that incorporated Preventive Controls.
  6. Process of putting information on our product so we can trace it in the market. Also ensure customer complaints can be accurately reported and investigated.
  7. Developed to control food safety hazards and helps reduce food safety hazards from getting into production. Updated/reviewed at least annually.
  8. Principle that consists of planning CCP monitoring requirements.
  9. Sets the minimum requirements that food manufacturers have to follow.
  10. Required for maintaining food safety: Pest Prevention Calibration Premises and equipment maintenance
  11. Method for how to evaluate the food safety hazards of the manufacturing process.
  12. Set of requirements that is used to measure the effectiveness of the Food Safety Plan and Food Quality Plan.
  13. The conditions and practices under which food and beverage are manufactured to prevent contamination, illness, or injury.
  14. Process used to purify our water
  15. Thresholds (specification limits) for controlling food safety hazards.
  16. Process where we receive water from sources via a tanker.
  17. Process of removing harmless bacteria that could cause off taste/odor
  18. Required for documenting the compliance with HACCP plan
  19. Mandatory requirements set by the FDA to determine what a product must contain to be marketed under a certain name
  20. Key processing steps where food safety hazards are controlled and as a result, a food safety hazard can be prevented, eliminated, or reduced to an acceptable level.
  21. Principle that determines where food safety hazards are present in the manufacturing process
  22. Principle that consists of establishing procedures that must be followed when the critical limits are not met.
  23. Either a program or process step that controls food safety hazards
  24. Key processing steps where quality hazards need to be controlled.