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Cruise Ship Inspection Details

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Cruise Ship: Carnival Miracle Cruise line: Carnival Cruise Lines, Inc. Inspection Date: 03/06/2004 Score: 97
 
This cruise ship inspection report lists the deficiencies found during the inspection. Additional information corresponding to each item number is available in the lastest editions of the CDC VSP Operational Manual.



 
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Note: Click on the Item no. to view the item detail.
 
Item No.DescriptionPoints Deducted
18Cross-contamination storage, preparation, transportation0
19Food protected storage, preparation, display, service, transportation; Original containers, labeling; Food handling minimized; In-use food dispensing, preparation utensils stored0
20PHF temperature maintenance facilities; Food-contact surfaces designed, constructed, installed, maintained; TMD=s provided, located, calibrated0
22Dishwashing / equipment washing facilities designed, constructed, maintained, installed, located, operated, TMDs, test kits0
25Wiping cloths / chef=s towels clean, stored, used0
26Food-contact surfaces equipment / utensils clean; Safe3
27Equipment / utensils non-food-contact surfaces clean0
28Equipment / utensil / linen / single / service storage, handling, dispensed; Clean frequency0
29Facilities convenient, accessible, designed, installed0
33Decks / bulkheads / deckheads construction, repair, clean0
37Rooms / equipment vented, humidity, condensation0
999Miscellaneous0
Selected Item Details
Item No.: 18
Site: Other-PROVISIONS
Violation: A PLASTIC CONTAINER CONTAINING PACKAGES OF HOT DOGS WAS STORED BELOW A PLASTIC CONTAINER CONTAINING HAMBURGER PATTIES, IN THE MEAT THAW ROOM. THERE WAS NO VISIBLE CONTAMINATION BETWEEN THE TWO CONTAINERS.
Recommendation:7.3.3.2.1.1 Food shall be protected from cross-contamination by: (2) Separating types of raw animal foods from each other such as beef, fish, lamb, pork, and poultry during storage, preparation, holding, and display by using separate equipment for each type, or arranging each type of food in equipment so that cross-contamination of one type with another is prevented, and preparing each type of food at different times or in separate areas. Recommend that product be stored in accordance with their cooking temperatures to prevent potential cross-contamination.
*Inspections scores of 85 or lower are NOT satisfactory
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