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hazard analysis and critical control point, HACCPA food safety program designed initially for astronauts and adopted by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and other international agencies. It consists of seven principles: 1. identify potential hazards to a nutrient or the food supply; 2. find the critical control points in food production where interventions can block the hazard; 3. establish protocols for preventing each identified hazard at the control points; 4. establish monitoring standards to identify problems arising at those control points; 5. develop policies to correct monitoring failures; 6. develop procedures to verify that the system functions well; 7. establish and implement policies for record keeping. FinancialSeePointAcronymsSeeHACCP |