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Posted 20 May 2023 - 09:04 AM

we are trading company for packed fresh fruits , and the process of preparation of fruits for packing is performed by external service provider ( renting a production line ) , and the provider do all the process and quality control activities .

 

The question is ( Do we need to establish HACCP for the external service provider ).

 

The service provider is certified BRC.



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Posted 21 May 2023 - 02:24 AM

If they are certified BRC, they would a haacp plan(s).


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Posted 22 May 2023 - 06:06 AM

Hi mhosn,

 

Your contractor should have HACCP plans that cover stheir part of the process.

 

You should check that the scope of their BRCGS certification covers the products/fruits and operations that they are performing for you.

 

You should also have HACCP plans for any part of the process that your company is responsible for such as storage/transport.

 

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