Number of replicates: a minimum of three replicates of the study should be performed. In the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990 (MIR) "refrigerate" means to lower the temperature of a meat product to, and to maintain the temperature at, 4C or lower, but does not include to freeze. A number of manufacturing processes have been scientifically demonstrated as achieving a 2D to 5D reduction. h]k0.J%'P For details on mandatory prerequisite programs and HACCP plans to meet regulatory requirements, please refer to the Meat Hygiene Manual of Procedures (MOP) Chapter 3, Pre-requisite Programs and the Food Safety Enhancement Program (FSEP) Manual. Comminuted meat products are significant contributors to consumer fat and salt intakes, which are currently above World Health Organization recommended levels. A manufacturing process specified in writing by the operator and used to cook a particular meat product. It must be remembered that a reduction in water activity neither destroys microorganisms nor toxins; it only retards the growth of microorganisms. Fermentation room temperature is 24C for the first 10 hours, 30C for second 10 hours and 35C for the final 15 hours. must be equipped to accommodate the particular process or processes conducted therein. The manufacturing process must allow an extra 1 second of dwell time to compensate for measurement error. endstream endobj 6290 0 obj <>stream 1=LB S0H,J78)iP fAq! Whenever there is a cooling deviation, if the operator intends to distribute the product, they must conduct a risk assessment on the product. Samples for microbiological analysis must be taken to ensure that the process is in line with the specifications. The chilling process must be monitored to demonstrate that each lot complies with the validated established cooling schedules. frozen immediately after the deboning process. qF 1`rA!w) ] Comminuting processes include mechanical separation, flaking and grinding. The artificial edible casing does not have to be declared on the label of the product. Measuring and/or recording equipment suitable to accurately and consistently measure and/or record the data used to verify that the control limits identified in the manufacturing process are being met. Degree-hours are calculated for each temperature used in the process. In this case, the final product is in a form that is not edible without additional . Freezing reduces the temperature of a meat product below the freezing point, changing the state of water from liquid to solid form (ice). 6288 0 obj <>stream It takes 38 hours for product to reach a pH of 5.3 or less. One defect is defined as a carcass or unit with kidney (when not acceptable) and/or lung. (See. In order to be released, all tests must be negative for the presence of. product is further processed, assembled, or packaged so that cooked meat or poultry products contacts non-ready to-eat product ingredients. Although aw measurement is mandatory only for shelf stable products, it is strongly recommended that the operator determine the aw values achieved for each product type they manufacture and for each production line. Environmental and product samples in ready-to-eat products are required. spores to dangerous levels during the interval following cooking. 1. Refrigerated meat products which have been previously heat processed must not be packaged until chilled to 4C unless it can be demonstrated, through a process validation, that packaging does not interfere with the cooling schedule or the product safety. means an inner or outer receptacle or covering used or to be used in connection with a meat product, as defined by the Meat Inspection Act. The sample plan must be representative of the lot. Non-comminuted. A major reason for the difference in thiamin content in some comminuted meat products between US and UK tables, is the use of a preservative in UK, namely sulphur dioxide, which destroys most of the . The approvals for use of preservatives in meat products are contained in Standard 1.3.1 - Food Additives of the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code. It is the responsibility of the operator to ensure that all the ingredients and components of the rework material are permitted in the meat product to which they are added. Non-meat ingredients: Large numbers of non-meat ingredients are required for providing taste and improving quality. MSM made from skinless raw material may be labelled as "Skinless - Sans peau". The operator is responsible to ensure that the temperature of the meat is controlled to minimize the time that any portion of a meat product is above 4C. the Food Safety Enhancement Program Manual (FSEP) published by the Agency, as amended from time to time. Quality attributes of meat and meat products are often described in terms of protein functionality, i.e., any inherent or process-generated property of proteins that affects physi-cal and sensory characteristics of raw and finished products. The limitation of the number of degree-hours depends upon the highest temperature in the fermentation process prior to the time that a pH of 5.3 or less is attained. Alternative temperature control measures must provide the same or better outcome. means an ingredient that enhances the natural flavour of a meat product, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. includes any article manufactured, sold or represented for use as food or drink for human beings, chewing gum, and any ingredient that may be mixed with food for any purpose, as defined by the Food and Drugs Act. Is the product a comminuted product other than sausage/sausage link (e.g., patty or meatball) or a breaded or unbreaded molded product (e.g., nugget)? It is most often expressed in quantitative terms, i.e., as the amount of heat energy that must be applied to a specific meat product to achieve a given log10 reduction of a particular microorganism. A sweet dish uses the lungs, spleen, large intestine, esophagus, and rice fried (Membar) in oil (Egypt, Syria, and Turkey). To reuse cardboard containers, the operator must have control programs in place that ensure that containers present no risk of contamination to the product, are in good condition with no physical damage, have not left federal inspectional control, new liners are used, and appropriately are labelled. This also includes gases used in modified atmosphere packaging. This protocol is based on ISO Table #2859-1 at an inspection level of S-4, for a lot or batch size ranging from 1,201 to 10,000 units. Packaging materials used for this purpose must be specifically designed to withstand the pasteurization process. Degrees above 15.6C: 35C - 15.6C = 19.4C Hours to reach pH of 5.3: 40 Degree-hours calculation: (19.4C) x (40) = 776 degree-hours. If the smoking process results in the production of ready-to-eat meat products, all additional requirements applicable to cooked products are to be met. For routine monitoring, accurate measurement electronic, The storage temperature must be maintained at 4. The tested lots may move freely prior to receipt of the laboratory report. . Development of healthier meat products is needed to meet consumers' request. If the number of defects found is equal to or greater than 4, the lot must be rejected. For current information visit Food. The lid must be adequately designed to prevent contamination of the product. Each time a lot is evaluated, the following procedure should be followed by the operator: The operator of the establishment must design, document and implement an on-line sampling and examination program for boneless meat at a point close to where the product is placed into containers. The exact source and quantity of ground meat must be indicated in the product formulation on label submittals. Non-comminuted meat products are considered to be intact meat products. Those records showing adherence to the schedule (product time/temperature) should be maintained on file for a period of at least 12 months beyond the shelf life (best before) of the product and made available to the inspector on request. An establishment must use option 3 if option 1, 2, 4 or 5 are not used. The Food and Drug Regulations (Divisions 14 and 22) and the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990 (Schedule I) prescribe the standards for meat products manufactured in Canada. Examples: Determination of the quantity of pork skin which may be added to the following recipes: 25kg of pork MSM 20kg of water xkg of pork skin. To achieve this, the percentage of frozen meat used for the minced pork . for the purposes of this chapter, means any food for which a standard is not prescribed in the Food and Drug Regulations or the Meat Inspection Regulations. The temperature and duration of the cooking process for heat treated meat products should be such that the heat treatment alone or in combination with other preserving processes is sufficient to destroy pathogens and toxins. This process accelerates the cure process and enhances the appearance of the finished product. Fermentation room temperature is a constant 35C. The bottom of the container cannot have drainage holes or perforations. If the lot is rejected: After reconditioning, re-inspect the rejected lot using the next, higher sampling plan and double the frequency of monitoring for the rest of the production shift. The examination program must be capable of achieving the following results: Prior to approval by the Inspector in Charge, the effectiveness of the program must be evaluated using lot examination to assure that on-line examination achieves equivalent or better results than lot examination. Conclusion: Example 2 does not meet the guideline because its degree-hours exceed the limit - hold the product and refer to sub-section 4.16.2.1.3. Example include to debone, comminute, preserve, dehydrate, ferment, render or assemble with an ingredient other than a meat product, but does not include to dress, trim, refrigerate, freeze or defrost. The process may be designed to achieve surface heating only; however, the product must be immediately cooled to 4C within the requirements of section 4.5 of this chapter. relative humidity (where specified) 5%. What are comminuted meat products prepared with meat or meat by-products and seasoned with spices (salt, pepper, etc) in small amounts, which may be cooked or uncooked and smoked or unsmoked? The main objectives and expected outcomes of process control requirements and performance requirements are to prevent, eliminate or reduce to an acceptable level, hazards that can lead to food safety compromises, during the specific meat transformation processes conducted in the establishment. End product sampling for Clostridium perfringens (viable cells) can be done as an additional safety measure but is not sufficient on its own. The equipment operates on the differing resistance of bone and soft tissue to pass through small openings, such as sieves or screens. The corresponding degree-hours limit (less than 33C) is 665 degree-hours. The optional use of antimicrobial agents, when used as pathogen reduction procedures for cutting of raw meat, must be included as part of the operator's control program. Refer to Annex P of this chapter for the CFIA procedures to evaluate bulk container freezing processes for meat products. In normal conditions, Staphylococcus aureus enterotoxins are not produced below aw 0.86, although in vacuum packed products this is unlikely below aw 0.89. The operator must control the risk of cross contamination from non cleaned containers. These must include the following elements: The operator must have a control program in place to prevent the transmission of pathogens from when using the inoculum from a previous batch (back slopping) to initiate the fermentation process of a new batch. The operator is required to maintain a listing of all of the packaging material used in the establishment. From each stick selected, cut multiple cross-sectional slices from multiple locations on each stick to a final analytical sample weight of 25, Methods of microbial analysis: Blend each of the two 25 gram samples (one per stick) in separate 225. salted, pickled, dried, cured, smoked or treated by other similar means, but does not include refrigerated or frozen. The following procedure is recommended: add inoculum to meats while grinding or chopping the meats to the desired consistency; blend in starter culture (if used) near end of mixing cycle; and. Other parameters in evaluating the deviation must be taken into account. temperature of shell eggs and processed egg must be maintained at 4. The operator is encouraged to measure temperatures at the surface of the product. Where the manufacturing process does not correspond to one of the processes set out under options 1, 2 or 4 of this section and has not been assessed in accordance with option 5 of this section, the operator is required to test and hold each production lot pending satisfactory results. (a) has in or on it any poisonous or harmful substance; (c) consists in whole or in part of any filthy, putrid, disgusting, rotten, decomposed or diseased animal or vegetable substance; (e) was manufactured, prepared, preserved, packaged or stored under unsanitary conditions. Where this chapter of the Meat Hygiene Manual of Procedures uses the terminology "where necessary", "where appropriate", "adequate", or "sufficient", it is up to the operator of a registered establishment in first instance to decide whether a requirement is necessary, appropriate, adequate, or sufficient to achieve the objectives of the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. Sausages in natural casings are only allowed as rework material in the preparation of equivalent meat products (i.e. Trimmings from Non-Intact : Raw ground, comminuted, or ; Chicken Ground Product : otherwise non-intact chicken . Examine the product, classify defects using the defect criteria table and determine acceptance or rejection according to the sampling plan. Product temperature is to be taken and recorded on a regular or continuous basis during storage to monitor compliance with these guidelines. For example, for "other comminuted", collect fresh raw sausage and fresh raw patties. The instructions for use, maintenance and calibration of measurement devices and instruments must be included in the operator's prerequisite programs and HACCP system. The operator must have a control program in place to ensure proper removal of kidneys (when appropriate), and lungs in poultry carcasses and parts of carcasses used as raw material in the preparation of MSM or FTM. Archived information is provided for reference, research or record-keeping purposes only. Smokehouses must be adequately vented. Start studying processed meats and non-meat ingredients. Requirements for processed meat products are governed by the both the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990 (MIR) and the Food and Drug Regulations (FDR). an edible meat product which has a pH value above 4.6 and a water activity above 0.85, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. the edible part of a carcass that is the muscle associated with the skeleton, tongue, diaphragm, heart, gizzard or mammalian oesophagus, with or without accompanying and overlying fat, together with those parts of the bones, skin, sinews, nerves, blood vessels and other tissues that normally accompany the muscle and are not ordinarily removed in dressing a carcass, but does not include the muscle associated with the lips, snout, scalp or ears, mechanically separated meat or meat to which an ingredient other than meat has been added, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. edible blood, an edible organ or edible tissue that was derived from the carcass of a food animal, but does not include meat or mechanically separated meat, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. includes a carcass, the blood of an animal or a product or by-product of a carcass, or any product containing blood, a product of by-product of an animal, as defined by the Meat Inspection Act. composition, for certain meat and poultry products. The aw and pH values are critical in the control of pathogens as well as to ensure shelf-stability in all semi-dry and dry fermented meat products. Non-comminuted & Indigenous meat products and there processing is discussed briefly When MSM is used in the manufacture of a formulated meat product, unless the MSM is free of skin and has been identified as such by the supplier, it is considered as containing the allowed eight percent (8%) skin as indicated in notes 2(h) and 2(j) of Schedule I of the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990 (MIR). Every operator that prepares meat products must prepare them in accordance with the process control requirements specified in the Manual of Procedures, 30.1 (1) The operator of an establishment shall develop, implement and maintain, 57.2 Every operator shall carry out control programs in accordance with the FSEP Manual and the Manual of Procedures to ensure that, 4. the operator must submit to the Inspection In Charge, a written documented protocol for each product, outlining how the product will be identified and segregated into lots, the packaging method, type and temperature of the coolant, the duration of exposure to sub-freezing temperatures and the time period and location for the equilibrium of internal and external product temperatures such that an internal temperature is achieved at or below 4. The following clauses are added under sub-regulation 2.5.2, related to "Comminuted or Restructured Meat Products ', namely: Meat Sausages 2A. Mincing fat and meat together, so as to make large to moderate to large proportions of fat less obtrusive ; Comminuted lean meat binds the whole mixture together especially in the presence of salt. This validation should not be conducted within an actual food manufacturing facility. means an edible meat product that does not contain more than 0.027 per cent of calcium for every one per cent of protein in the product or any bone particles larger than 2mm in size and that was obtained by removing most of the bone and cartilage from a comminuted meat product from which the bone and cartilage had not been previously removed, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. a meat product that has not received a full lethality treatment for pathogens of concern at the establishment, e.g., par-fried breaded chicken nuggets, or, the meat component in an assembled food is in the ready-to-eat stage while at least one other ingredient is in the non ready-to-eat stage and will require further cooking for lethality before consumption, e.g., pizza with raw dough, frozen entrees with NRTE vegetables and clearly labelled with adequate cooking instructions. 9.76% would be rounded to 9.8, not 10%). a log book for nitrates/nitrites including quantity on hand, quantity used, date and signature of employee. It is no longer mandatory to register packaging materials and non-food chemicals. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to high protein puffed snack products including soy protein materials and protein from meat, meat by-products, or dehydrated meat . Oxidative rancidity and other organoleptic quality issues can occur if freezing rates are slow. Indicating and recording thermometers must be calibrated. Upon arrival of the raw material at the establishment or prior to the processing of the material, the operator must perform a random selection of 20 carcasses or 20 units per combo or a lot of similar size. Cold smoke temperatures are generally less than 30C. The cure or brine can be added to the tumbler mixer and be incorporated into the product by the physical action of tumbling. National Cattlemen's Beef Association, Research Report Number 11-316, Chicago, Illinois, 1996. The total skin area of all sample units (up to 20) cannot exceed 25cm2 (i.e. For the purpose of this sampling plan the definition of a lot is the same as in the above item 4.3.3.2 Control of Lungs and Kidneys in Poultry Carcasses and Parts of Carcasses. the period, commencing on the day on which a meat product is packaged, during which the meat product, when it is stored under conditions appropriate to that product, will retain, without any appreciable deterioration, its normal edibility, palatability, nutritional value and any other qualities claimed for it by the manufacturer, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. in respect of a meat product, a meat product that is fit for use as human food, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. to extract fats and oils from edible animal tissues by the application of heat for consumption as an edible product. The present disclosure generally relates to high protein puffed snack products including vegetable protein materials and a non-vegetable protein materials and processes for making high protein puffed snack products. The following methods have been found acceptable for this purpose: Care must be taken as to the location where ingredients are stored, prepared, mixed or measured. Bones, carcasses or parts of a carcass must be kept or transported at time/temperature combinations that will ensure their hygienic acceptability when used for mechanical separation. As dried beef products may pose a hazard associated with E.coliO157:H7, these products must be submitted to a heat treatment before the drying process. Establishments should separate the handling of cooked, partially cooked and raw products to prevent recontamination. Degree-hours are the product of time as measured in hours at a particular temperature multiplied by the "degrees" measured in excess of 15.6C (the critical temperature for growth of Staphylococcus aureus). The operator must have a control program in place for skinless MSM which includes a sampling plan. Sausage can be manufactured on a small scale by homogenizing meat with ice (for temperature control) using a bowl-chopper. Mechanical meat/bone separation equipment operates by using mechanical pressure to separate muscle tissue from the attached bones. Results must be reported in writing, identified as to the lot of product being tested and must include individual results for each test performed, method used and minimum sensitivity of the test used. The operator must have deviation procedures for product which does not meet the standards outlined in 4.3.3. Refer to the FSEP Manual and Chapter 3, Prerequisite Programs for more details. In either case, the operator's Control Programs must include procedures that address the build-up of product material on the equipment, to minimize cross contamination of product over time on a given production line. The mandatory outcome of the boneless fresh meat control program is to minimize the outgrowth of pathogens either in an end-product for the consumer or when the product is destined for further processing. The operator must make a request for the evaluation of the alternative manufacturing process to the Meat Programs Division and the Food Safety Division. The manufacturing process must allow an extra 5 seconds of dwell time to compensate for measurement error. This documentation package should include, but not be limited to, a recommendation from a process authority demonstrating that the alternate cooling process is as effective as the current performance standards. The operator's control programs must include ongoing verification that the operating procedures and equipment used to make the meat product on a day-to-day basis will deliver the manufacturing process as designed. This gives us the following final recipe: 50.6kg of skinless pork trim + 4.4kg of pork skin 23kg of pork MSM without skin + 2kg of pork skin 20kg of water. No. %PDF-1.6 % Only pieces which have naturally adhering skin can be used to make MSM; detached skin or pieces which have loose skin flaps cannot be used. An evaluation technique of the operator in which samples are taken from the assembled lot of product. However, they must validate through a microbiological testing program that their process will not result in the presence of E.coliO157:H7 or Salmonella in the finished product. ", ensuring that they will yield the appropriate, ensuring that the instructions are representative of the cooking devices available to the consumer; and. This table is identical to the roast beef cooking table with one exception: the minimum processing time for a minimum internal product temperature of 145F/62.8C is 4 minutes instead of "instantaneous". The level of estimated increase in Clostridium perfringens concentration (log increase) will depend on the quality of data obtained by an evaluator and input into the program. This option specifically requires a microbiological testing program of raw meat and batter for E.coli0157:H7 and Salmonella as part of the operator's existing HACCP system and a manufacturing process (fermentation and holding, heating and/or drying) which has been scientifically validated as achieving at least 2D reduction of E.coliO157:H7. Combo bins cannot not be stored, assembled and/or filled directly on the floor. Concentration and rinse/drip times are key steps that must be included in the operator's control program, to avoid build-up of chemical residues on the end-product. 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