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Seafood Program
Which establishments are required to have seafood HACCP?
Which establishments are exempt from seafood HACCP?
Licensing information
Which establishments are required to have seafood HACCP?
In addition to being regulated under 21 CFR Part 110, Good Manufacturing Practices, wholesalers of seafood are also regulated under 21 CFR Part 123, Fish and Fishery Products. The term "fish" includes all fresh or saltwater fin fish, molluscan shellfish (see shellfish program for more information), crustaceans, and other forms of aquatic animal life.
 
Every processor must conduct a hazard analysis to determine whether there are food safety hazards that are reasonably likely to occur for each kind of fish and fishery product processed by that processor and to identify the preventive measures that the processor can apply to control those hazards. Every processor must also have and implement a written hazard analysis of critical control points (HACCP) plan whenever a hazard analysis reveals one or more food safety hazards that are reasonably likely to occur. Additionally, each processor should have and implement written standard sanitation operating procedures
(SSOP´s). The SSOP´s must be monitored and monitoring records must be maintained by the firm.
 
Links to additional seafood HACCP information:
Title 21 CRF Part 110 Good Manufacturing Practices
Title 21 CFR Part 123 Fish and Fishery Products
Title 21 CFR Part 113 Low Acid Canned Foods
Seafood information and resources
Seafood HACCP
Fish and Fishery Products Hazards Control Guide, 3rd Edition
Q&A: HACCP regulations for fish and fishery products
HACCP training calendar
Sanitation- UC Davis
 
Oregon Department of Agriculture publications:
Key points for seafood HACCP
The basic HACCP guide
Which establishments are exempt from seafood HACCP?
Food service providers, including hospitals, restaurants, and supermarkets, are retail establishments, and are, therefore, exempt from the seafood HACCP regulations.
 
See food program for retail information
Licensing information
State licenses web site describes license type, references statute and rule, lists responsible agency and links to licensing prerequisites.
 
Link to state licenses web site:
Food processing license type 59
Food warehouse license type 78
 
Link to shellfish program for information on shellfish licenses
 
Licensing information on issuing a food license, preliminary inspections, multiple activities covered by one statute, transferring licenses and interagency agreements in Oregon. Inspection information on regular or routine inspections, initial inspections and other types of inspections.
Licensing and inspections
 
Page updated: March 05, 2008

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