HACCP for Sushi Products

From: Jeff Kronenberg (jkron@uidaho.edu)
Date: Thu Aug 17 2000 - 16:31:51 PDT

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    Please advise if you are aware of any information on the application of
    HACCP to sushi products that are made in a food processing setting and
    distributed to retail consumers (other than product made in a restaurant
    and served immediately). Areas of interest include:

    - types of food hazards, especially associated with sushi fillings and
    condiments--rice, seaweed, ginger, wasabe, soy sauce, etc. (except
    parasites, as I am interested only in sushi products with pre-cooked or
    smoked seafood ingredients);
    - regulatory considerations in U.S.
    - typical CCP's
    - improvement of shelf life

    Thank you.

    --
    Jeff Kronenberg
    Food Processing Specialist
    University of Idaho- TechHelp
    1904 E. Chicago
    Caldwell, ID 83605
    208 455-9650
    208 867-6477 (cell)
    208 455-9653 (fax)
    jkron@uidaho.edu
    www.techhelp.org
    



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