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From: Anne (anne@BORNSTEIN.COM)
Date: Tue Feb 18 2003 - 14:10:21 PST

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    Listservers,Thanks for the input last week.I realized
    that I didn't word one of my questions well so maybe
    I can reword it to make sense. I am very aware that
    one CCP for shrimp would be the cook step, we had
    used the belt speed and the time as our verification.We
    were given the Okay to use the Crab process study that
    the NFPA had done and use the core temp. as an
    alternative to the time and temp. criteria. which we have done since 1999.
    An FDA inspector has now told us
    that this is not "Continuous" which is the word used in the guide.I don't
    disagree but the guide suggests a temp. recording device and I am not all
    that familiar with something that can be attached to the peelers.
    I have a chart recorder to monitor our cooler,I understand the whats and
    hows of its use pertaining to our cooler
    temperature,but we need to put them on the shrimp peelers? I don't
    understand that concept because the only
    temp. it would be recording is the steam temperature, and
    not a core temperature as we do now ,can someone
    tell me what other processors use for the shrimp cook step verification
    that would make the regulatory agencies
    happy .This has been haunting me for months ..I'll be
    grateful... Thanks again.
    Anne Espedal
    Bornstein Seafoods
    Astoria,Or



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