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Setting Low-Temperature Critical Limits
Degree Hour Documentation (Fermentation)
Appendix A (Cooking)
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FSIS Compliance Guidelines for Jerky (2012)
Making a Wet-Bulb Thermometer
Using %RH to Determine Wet-Bulb Temp
THERM 2.0
Shelf Stability Predictor
USDA Pathogen Modeling 7.0
USDA Predictive Microbiology Information Portal
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What is a deviation?
What to do?
Recalling a Product
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Check Product Safety
THERM
- Evaluate temperature deviations when handling raw beef, bratwurst, pork, poultry and seasoned beef.
SHELF STABILITY PREDICTOR
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Enter the pH and water activity of your product and check whether Listeria or Staph are likely to grow.
Help with HACCP
Dr. Barbara Ingham
Food Safety Specialist
Phone: 608-263-7383
Email: bhingham@wisc.edu
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