Food safety hazards in Georgian Tushuri Guda cheese
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Abstract
Scientific-research work provides a timely and valuable review of the progress being made in the greater understanding of the factors contributing to Tushuri Guda cheese making and how this experience may be applied to producing better and more consistent products with food safety HACCP system requirements. The HACCP study in this variety of cheese covers all types of food safety hazards, like biological, chemical and physical, but unfortunately it needs a more precise definition. It did not include clarification of cleaning and sanitation operations in accordance with modern standards, sanitation of grasslands and meadows. All of that are covered by the plant Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs) procedures and Good Hygiene Practices (GHPs) for the obtaining of maximal food safety results.
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| Authors | Korakhashvili, Avtandil;Jeiranashvili, George; |
| Journal | annals of agrarian science |
| Year | 2016 |
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