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Title: HACCP and GMP in school restaurants


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HACCP and GMP in school restaurants School
Development Project STORING AND KEEPING
FOODSTUFFS
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DRY GROCERIES
CHILED PRODUCTS
STORING AND KEEPING FOODSTUFFS
DEEP-FROZEN PRODUCTS
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
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Storage
  • AIM -to ensure the quality and integrity of
    foodstuff is maintained for a certain period of
    time.
  • STORAGE CONDITIONS
  • store separately
  • - according to the nature of the product
  • - according to the storage conditions
    recommended by the producer
  • store specially designed areas, according to
    standards
  • adequate temperature, humidity and ventilation

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Storage areas
storhause
dry, ventilated rooms for dry groceries
pantry
deep-freeze rooms/freezers
chilled rooms/refrigerators
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Conditions to be met by storage areas
  • to be placed within the technological flow, to
    prevent cross-contamination
  • to be equipped with thermometers and
    traffic-resistant floors
  • to be kept clean and hygienic
  • to be protected against pests
  • the refrigerating equipment will be kept in
    continuous functioning
  • ATTENTION!!
  • Any technical default in the refrigerating
    equipment will be immediately remedied, to
    prevent the interrupting of the refrigerating
    cycle

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Important in food storage
The FIFO Principle
  • Products that have entered storage first are used
    first

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Storage rules
  • store stocks just delivered behind stocks already
    in storage
  • put a clear shelf-life date on products to be
    easy identified
  • first use the products with the nearest
    shelf-life date, even if they are delivered later
  • check the application of the FIFO system at least
    once a week and record this check

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The person responsible for storage will
  • check the shelf-life dates on the packaging
    regularly
  • use the Recommended Shelf-life Table when the
    recommendations on the package are incomplete
  • reduce the shelf-life if the products are stored
    at a lighter temperature than recommended
  • remove products whose shelf-life date have been
    exceeded
  • mark and isolate removed products
  • record products that have been removed
  • ! To prevent microbiological and biochemical
    contamination

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Rules for refrigerate storage
  • temperature lower than 7ºC
  • place products in a refrigerated room on
    pallet/dismountable shelves
  • store vegetal and animal raw products separately
  • If the space is too small, pack the products
    in closed containers

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Rules for refrigerate storage
  • store semi-finished and end products separately
    from the other products
  • mark each type of products so as to be easily
    identified
  • apply the FIFO principle
  • measure and record the temperature every day

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It is forbidden
  • to store products directly on the floor near wall
  • to introduce warm food products in the
    refrigerator
  • to interrupt the cooling cycle

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Rules for frozen products storage
  • Temperature of -180C or lower
  • Store packed products in closed containers
  • Label every type of product
  • Apply the FIFO principle

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Rules for frozen products storage
  • Clean the refrigerators in keeping with the
    producers instructions
  • Check and monitor the air temperature in the
    refrigerator/freezer daily
  • ATTENTION!
  • Remove frozen products which have been stored at
    temperatures higher than -120C
  • Remove products which have outrun their expiry
    date

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Rules for dry groceries storage
  • The storage space must be ventilated and clean
  • The temperature must not be higher than 250C
  • Store packed products only
  • Do not store groceries and cleaning products in
    the same space
  • Label every type of product
  • Apply the FIFO principle
  • ATTENTION!
  • Opened packets in which there is left over food
    will be closed and properly labeled

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Rules for storing hazardous substance
  • store in a separate locked room or cupboard
  • keep the substances in their original containers
  • read carefully the usage instructions for each
    substance
  • remove containers that are insufficiently coded

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Internal transport
  • is performed with
  • Elevators
  • Carriers
  • Trolleys
  • transport different types of products separately
  • store chilled and deep-frozen foods in maximum 15
    min after delivery
  • do not transport raw materials together with
    prepared food
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