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Title: GMP and HACCP in restaurants


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GMP and HACCP in restaurants
  • ComeniusSchool Development Project

Stella Maris
Srednja Å¡ola Zagorje
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Chapter 8
Personal Hygiene
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GLOSSARY
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Personal Hygiene
  • Series of rules and behaviour that
    institutional catering operatives must adhere to.
  • They must maintain high standards of
    cleanliness, both professional and personal and
    take care of their body.

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Good Manufacturing Practice
  • Essential hygiene regulations.
  • They consist in a series of operating
    conditions concerning the staff behaviour,
    operations and sanitization.
  • These indications must be respected by the
    food industry to guarantee the microbiological
    quality of food.

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Disinfectant
  • Chemical substances that kill bacteria or
    reduce them to a safe level. Inactivate some
    bacteria on the skin.

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Hazards
  • Any agent that can cause harm to the consumer.
  • It can be of chemical, physical or
    microbiological nature.

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Bacteria
  • Single-celled organisms present in the air, in
    water, soil, living organisms and food .
  • They multiply by dividing into2 this
  • is called Binary Fission .
  • Some bacteria cause illness others cause food
    spoilage.

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Contamination
  • Presence of bacteria, chemical or Physical
    substances in food which renders food unfit for
    human consumption.

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Sources of contamination
  • Food (usually raw)
  • Fingers
  • Faeces
  • Flies
  • Fomites

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Cross Contamination
  • Cross Contamination is the transfer of bacteria
    from a contaminated source to an uncontaminated
    source (usually raw to cooked food)
  • Can be direct where the two products touch, or
    indirect through hands, utensils, chopping boards
    and food contact surfaces.

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Primary contamination
  • Associated with raw materials (food) or additives
    directly used in them.

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THE END
Made by the Comenius team IPSSAR Pellegrino
Artusi Rome ITALY
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