a meat product that has been cooked or dehydrated or to which has been added any substance other than meat, a meat by-product or mechanically separated meat, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. steps or procedures that control the operational conditions within a food establishment allowing for environmental conditions that are favourable to the production of safe food. Combo bins cannot not be stored, assembled and/or filled directly on the floor. Unlike cooked ready-to-eat meat products, the operator is not required to verify at the time of manufacture that non ready-to-eat products have been subjected to a minimum amount of thermal lethality. The accuracy of these must be checked periodically against a mercury thermometer. The added 8% can only be applied to products which have skin on them (for example, it would not apply to beef tongues or gizzards). Storage conditions must in accordance with Chapter 3 of this manual. 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. They are produced from comminuted or finely homogenized meat, mechanically recovered meat, poultry or fish. The following processes have been scientifically validated as achieving a 5D or greater reduction of E.coliO157:H7. means gelatin, agar or carrageenan, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. a hazard analysis critical control points plan that is prepared in accordance with the FSEP Manual for a process or product and that specifies, in respect of the process or product, all the hazards, critical control points, critical limits, monitoring procedures, deviation procedures, verification procedures and records, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. the edible meat product that is derived from the hind leg of a dressed swine carcass above the tarsal joint, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. means a biological, chemical or physical agent or factor that has the potential to cause a food to be unsafe for human consumption in the absence of its control, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. an individual unit of food that is combined with one or more other individual units of food so that the individual unit are no longer distinguishable as separate units. Uncooked Comminuted Fermented Meat (UCFM) is a meat product manufactured by a series of processes including fermentation and maturation (with smoking/heat treatment as an optional step). . For products stored under refrigerated conditions, the operator must have in place Control Programs to monitor the temperature of these products, such that the internal temperature of each product is 4C or less but not frozen. For example, a post-lethality treatment is considered satisfactory when it achieves at least 3-log reduction in number of L.monocytogenes in ready-to-eat meat products, e.g., High-Pressure Processing (HPP) at 87000psi for 3 minutes. 6288 0 obj <>stream The agent must be an agent approved by Health Canada. in respect of activities taking place in a registered establishment, activities that can take place at the same time, in the same area and do not create a risk of adulterating meat products. The operator is required to validate the preparation instructions: The operator is responsible for ensuring that all heat processed meat and poultry products are handled and chilled so that the product is maintained in a wholesome and unadulterated state. fewer than 665 degree-hours when the highest fermentation temperature is less than 33, fewer than 555 degree-hours when the highest fermentation temperature is between 33 and 37, fewer than 500 degree-hours when the highest fermentation temperature is greater than 37, If the bacteriological evaluation proves that there are fewer than 10. establishments which use beef as an ingredient in a dry or semi-dry fermented meat sausage; establishments which store or handle uncooked beef on site; establishments which obtain raw meat from a supplying establishment which stores or handles uncooked beef on site. The operator is required to use one of the five (5) options outlined in this section when manufacturing a dry or semi-dry fermented meat sausage product: Establishments which do not use beef and do not obtain meat ingredients from establishments which handle beef are not currently required to use one of the five options for the control of E.coliO157:H7 in dry/semi-dry fermented sausages. Accepted reusable shipping containers may be used in registered establishments provided the following conditions are met: 4.2.1 Requirements for Cooling, Freezing and Room Temperatures, 4.3.3 Mechanically Separated Meat (MSM) and Finely Textured Meat (FTM), 4.4.1 Control Program Requirements for Operators Manufacturing Cooked Ready-to-Eat (RTE) Meat Products, 4.4.2 Requirements for Heat Treated Non Ready-to-Eat (NRTE) Meat Products, 4.5 Cooling of Heat Processed Meat Products, 4.5.1 Cooling of Heat Processed Meat Products, 4.5.2 Deviation From the Approved Cooling Process, 4.5.4 Product Storage Temperatures of Heat Processed Meat Products, 4.12.1 Control Over the Use of Restricted Non Meat Food Products, 4.12.2 Use of Eggs in Registered Establishments, 4.16.1 Control Program Requirements for Fermented Meat Products, 4.16.3 Requirements for Shelf Stable Fermented Meat Products, 4.17 Post Processing Lethality Procedures, 4.17.1 Post Process Pasteurization of Ready-to-Eat Meat Products, 4.17.2 High Pressure Processing for Ready-to-Eat Meat Products, Annex C: Use of Phosphates and Nitrites in Prepared Meat Products, Annex D: Cooking Time x Temperature Tables, Annex F: Lot Sampling and Inspection/Examination Procedures for Fresh Meat, Annex H: Policy on the Control of Listeria monocytogenes in Ready-to-Eat (RTE) Meat and Poultry Products, Annex K: Tracking Sheet for Options Used for Control of, 2012-01-23 - Approval of alternative procedures for processing of meat and poultry products, 2012-01-23 - Swabbing of Food Contact Surface (FCS) when production line is not operational, 2012-01-23 - Use of carbon monoxide (CO) in packaging of meat products, Food Safety Enhancement Program (FSEP) Manual, 4.16.2.1.1, Fermentation Done at a Constant Temperature (Constant Temperature Process), 4.16.2.1.2, Fermentation Done at Different Temperatures (Variable Temperature Processes), Compendium of Analytical Methods, Volume 3, Laboratory Procedures for the Microbiological Analysis of Foods, additional information on the submission process, Reference Listing of Accepted Construction Materials, Packaging Materials and Non-Food Chemical Products, No more than 0.027% of calcium for every 1% of protein, Minimum of 10% or 14% according to declared use. hb```,@(qPTQL;6T&M#jrv)F=B Submissions will be sent to the Area Program Specialist for review with a Food Safety Microbiology Specialist and Health Canada. Chilling begins immediately after the cooking cycle is completed and according to section 4.5 of this chapter. The sampling plan must be representative of the lot. Temperature in the fermentation, drying and smoking chambers must be uniform and controlled to prevent any fluctuation that could impact on the safety of the final product. The degree-hours limit for the entire fermentation process is based on the highest temperature reached during fermentation. A sweet dish uses the lungs, spleen, large intestine, esophagus, and rice fried (Membar) in oil (Egypt, Syria, and Turkey). Restructured meat processing technology and development trend. Whenever combo bins are used for the storage of meat products in freezers or for the shipment of refrigerated or frozen meat products from a registered establishment, the meat products must be protected by adequate lids or covers to prevent contamination. products use small meat pieces, chunks, chips or slices. treatment with enzymes (enzymes that are approved for use in Canada as defined in the Food and Drug Regulations- Division 16, Table 5); holding muscles in traction during rigor mortis; use of fibre breakers or other mechanical means (needles, blades); The temperature in the drying chamber/room must be uniform and controlled to prevent any fluctuation that could impact on the safety of the final product. The temperature in a room or area of a registered establishment where a meat product is processed, packaged, labelled or handled shall be appropriate to ensure the preservation of a meat product. Fermentation room temperature is 24C for the first 10 hours, 30C for second 10 hours and 35C for the final 15 hours. 1025 0 obj <>stream The mandatory outcome of refrigeration is to retarding outgrowth of pathogens and spoilage bacteria. A standardized meat product is one that has a standard prescribed by regulation. control of egg shells to prevent contamination; egg shells and defective eggs must be handled as inedible product; and. It is the operator's responsibility to determine compatible areas and non-compatible areas for different processing steps, as part of the prerequisite program and HACCP system. the amount of free or available water in a meat product. . The manufacturing process must allow an extra 5 seconds of dwell time to compensate for measurement error. The state of these containers should be maintained in a condition that will be acceptable as a food contact surface. If the operator chooses to use methods for the control programs, other than those outlined above, these must be evaluated by the CFIA to ensure that they reach the same outcome, taking into account volume of production. When using skinless MSM in the formulation of a meat product, up to 8% of skin from the named species is permitted under the MIR Schedule I. 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. The presence of lung is defined as a part of lung measuring at least 1cm x 1cm. The effects of dietary fiber addition on the water distribution, water binding capacity (WBC), and textural properties of a fat-reduced model meat system enriched with inulin, cellulose, carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC), chitosan, pectin, respectively, were investigated in this study. includes hams, bacons, corned beef commonly referred to as smoked meats; they are prepared from whole, intact cuts of meat; usually are cured, seasoned, heat processed and smoked; often they are molded or formed; 2. 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. For each lot, the operator must take 30 samples of finished product and submit them for analysis. The ground or emulsified trimmings originate from like cuts of meat. most products have a specific flavor profile may be influenced by region, culture. Once the lot is completely assembled, determine its size (in, Randomly select the containers from the lot in proportion to different code marks, and remove the required number of 5.5. provide instructions to achieve a 6.5D or 7.0D reduction in Salmonellaspp.). This plan is used when the equipment is first installed, when major components are replaced (e.g. for the purposes of this chapter, includes the examination of a product or sample from a shipment or other collection of products, or, in respect of a process, the verification or monitoring of the process. They can not have perforations; if perforated, a liner must be used. The number of defects in the first and second sample must be totalled. This includes the use of cans, glass jars, retortable pouches or other containers. The operator's approved alternative plan is then monitored by the CFIA. With traditional aging, however, temperature and humidity abuse can result in mould growth, and spoilage bacterial growth, both of which can be indicators of possible pathogenic bacterial outgrowth. Therefore, total number of samples for additional analysis: Time zero (0) = 2 After fermentation = 2 During drying = 2 End drying = 2 Total = 8 Number of replicates x 3 Total samples = 24. The operator is required to implement a microbiological testing program for E.coli0157 and Salmonella as a verification procedure for their process. In all cases, the products must be cooked prior to consumption. Boneless meat from cattle, calf, sheep, goat, horse or swine carcasses, including boneless cuts and trimmings. to substantially change the appearance or nature of a meat product. 1 log10 reduction = a tenfold reduction (1 x 101) = a 1D reduction 2 log10 reduction = a hundredfold reduction (1 x 102) = a 2D reduction 3 log10 reduction = a thousandfold reduction (1 x 103) = a 3D reduction etc. 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. Where carcasses are aged in this manner, attention must be paid to temperature and humidity, to avoid the development of mould. Include as part of the manufacture of the sausage, one of the following heat processes which are recognized as controlling E.coliO157:H7. Establishments which elect to use this option to demonstrate that their manufacturing process achieves a 5D reduction of E.coliO157:H7, may be able to manufacture product according to the requirements of Option 2 (e.g., not be required to test each lot of product for E.coliO157:H7 and Salmonella). Refrigerated MSM (cured or non-cured) should be maintained at temperatures close to 0C and should be closely monitored from production to utilization. The manufacturing process used must be evaluated in a scientific manner consistent with the challenge study recommendations (refer to Option 5, sub-section 4.16.2.2.5). The operator must implement a control program for each individual cooked ready-to-eat meat product which contains: Monitoring equipment capable of measuring within the following limits is required: When the operator is using time as a critical limit in the process, they must have automatic recording devices which can capture this data and that are capable of measuring within the following limits: If the operator is cooking a pork product in order to make it RTE, use of a recording thermograph is required when the product is not subjected to other Trichinella controls. 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. Should the operator elect to use alternate sampling plans, methods and/or criteria, these must be evaluated by the CFIA to ensure that they are at least equivalent with Annex F, Part 1. Kidneys may be left in FTM/MSM input materials where the product is labelled as containing kidneys and is produced for export or for use other than as an ingredient in a prepared meat product. For sausages, the minimum meat content is lower, with 42% needed for pork sausages, 26% for bird and/or rabbit sausages, and 30% for other meat sausages. Fermentation and smoking chambers must be equipped with a recording thermometer for determining degree-hours calculations in a reliable manner. ii Comminuted - chunk size c2 to 3 cm3 e.g., reformed hams, ground meat patties. Comminuted meat is ground meat. The corresponding degree-hours limit (less than 33C) is 665 degree-hours. The Species designations Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is using for Public Health Information Services (PHIS) are: for Meat: beef, veal, goat, lamb, and pork; for Poultry: chicken, turkey, duck, geese, guineas, and squab, including for Ratites: emu, ostrich, and rhea. rllKJ3SJ jS#V? U? A carcass re-inspection station located prior to cutting and/or boning is required for red meat and must be equipped as per MOP Chapter 3, section 3.4.12, Check Trim Station. 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. hx\9t&cMS[Jr!w)pw)@HOlw).Er) hNAv#iNptt6&\>pxlqDGe(\lPC9Wq(Dyjh:WK 0-zz POQ4i,NH040Lp6c l&$u(2 @bSD3S1A_$cM`&a3p,cM)sn fq2`2 Qm@C-;0#x{k1>rp]c. Refer to section 4.5 for these requirements. Fermentation room temperature is a constant 35C. Indicating and recording thermometers must be calibrated. 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. %%EOF Most comminuted products are classed as . For routine monitoring, accurate measurement electronic, The storage temperature must be maintained at 4. qMZYVB.Duel ?Iny{3@ CA9#cs..;"Ds#UbA9LPRRm), AP]Jl*'$bf;QIT|sVEsJ{xwf0!3+:,RK`nefZV5+_)2$P{dhL~YibSTL?&~6%xN,uD=L7_?[ 99-&hq?Q.OZ[Ml-+X--sFAEPa{1{n1` Fk&c 1=LB S0H,J78)iP fAq! Examination results must be retained for a minimum of one year. The sampling program must be in accordance with the following requirements: For reference, the following methods have been scientifically documented as achieving a minimum 2D reduction in E.coliO157:H7: This option is a validation challenge study to demonstrate that the manufacturing process achieves as 5D reduction of E.coli 0157:H7. 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. Computer modeling may be used to evaluate the safety of the product. This validation should not be conducted within an actual food manufacturing facility. There are no mandatory labelling requirements associated with the use of high pressure processing. includes milk, egg, yeast or any vegetable material or any derivative or combination thereof that is edible, and that is not visibly distinguishable after addition to the meat product, but does not include beetroot, tomato or a food additive with the exception of modified starches, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. means an edible meat product that does not contain more than 0.15 per cent of calcium in the product and any bone particles larger than 1.5mm in size and a maximum of 20% of the bone particles larger than 1mm in size, 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. Products containing more than 15% of ground or emulsified trimmings must be labelled to indicate the presence of ground trimmings into the whole muscle piece of meat. Manufacturing processes used to make fermented sausages are only considered effective against E.coliO157:H7 if it is shown that they achieve a 5D reduction, or more, of E.coliO157:H7. Special attention must be paid to the list of ingredients of the resulting meat product; all ingredients added either directly or by the means of a rework product must be accurately declared in the ingredients list of the resulting meat product. The operator is required to implement a control program based on 4.16.2.1.1, Fermentation Done at a Constant Temperature (Constant Temperature Process) and 4.16.2.1.2, Fermentation Done at Different Temperatures (Variable Temperature Processes) to control pathogens. Non-comminuted meat products are considered to be intact meat products. Subsequently, it has been. Products that are cold smoked and have the appearance of being ready-to-eat must be labelled as per section 94(6.1) of the MIR. When the aw of a product is a critical limit set out in the manufacturing process for a meat product, accurate measurement devices must be employed. The supporting documentation and evaluation must be kept in file by the CFIA. YES = FULLY COOKED The operator must demonstrate compliance of the final product to Schedule I of the MIR. Refer to the CFIA website for additional information on allergens. For more information see Chapter 7. Freezing reduces the temperature of a meat product below the freezing point, changing the state of water from liquid to solid form (ice). When the smoking of pork products is used with heat to destroy Trichinella, the temperatures maintained must be carefully monitored. It takes 55 hours for the pH to reach 5.3. The protocol will then be evaluated by the National Specialist, Meat Processing in collaboration with the food safety group. Cutting, boning, slicing and dicing of fresh meat product are done, by present industry practices, either manually (hand saws, knives, wizards and electric saws) by designated employees or by automated equipment (such as may be used for poultry cutting and breast boning). Under this option, it is not required to test each lot for E.coliO157:H7 or Salmonella. An edible product resulting from the mechanical separation and removal of most of the bone from attached skeletal muscle of livestock or poultry carcasses. For all fermented meat products, in order to minimize the danger of outgrowth of Clostridium botulinum spores and development of the botulinal toxin in fermented product, nitrite/nitrate shall be added at a minimum level of 100ppm along with a minimum of 2.5% of salt. maintained at a temperature not exceeding 10. 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 existing reference listing will continue to be accessible on the CFIA website but will no longer be updated. Historically, a room temperature of 10C has been considered sufficient by the CFIA for the preservation of meat products for most processing activities and steps. Refer to Annex P of this chapter for the CFIA procedures to evaluate bulk container freezing processes for meat products. Comminuted meat products are significant contributors to consumer fat and salt intakes, which are currently above World Health Organization recommended levels. Recording thermometers are also preferable in drying and aging rooms but, in these rooms, it may be sufficient to read and record the temperatures 2 times a day. For each lot, the operator must take 15 samples of raw batter and submit them for analysis. As the MSM is labelled as "skinless", the amount of skin that may be added is calculated for both the pork trim and the MSM which gives us an "x" value of 6.4kg: 4.4kg for the pork trim and 2kg for the MSM (8% of 80kg). a point in a process at which control is to be applied in order to prevent or eliminate a hazard or reduce a hazard to an acceptable level, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. the minimum or maximum value to which a hazard must be controlled at a critical control point to prevent or eliminate the hazard or reduce it to an acceptable level, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. in respect of an edible meat product, that salt together with at least 100 parts per million (ppm), but not more than 200ppm, of sodium nitrite, potassium nitrite, sodium nitrate or potassium nitrate, or any combination thereof, except in the case of side bacon, where the maximum is 120ppm, calculated prior to any smoking, cooking or fermentation. Canned food means commercially sterile low-acid or acidified low-acid food packed in hermetically sealed containers. Degree-hours are calculated for each temperature used in the process. 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. It includes minced meat (pork, poultry, or other food animals) marketed as fresh, cooked, fermented, or smoked. Packaging materials used for this purpose must be specifically designed to withstand the pasteurization process. Cold smoke temperatures are generally less than 30C. combination of meat and non-meat items other than salad/spread/pate? When meat products in natural casings are reworked special attention must be paid to the animal species from which the casings were derived in order to verify that labelling requirements are met. Thus, it is very important to cool product effectively but it is even more important to cool it quickly through this rapid growth range to prevent the outgrowth of heat shocked pathogen spores including the Clostridium species. If wood chips or sawdust are used for smoke generation, their storage and use must not pose a sanitary hazard. The aw may be reduced by adding solutes (salt, sugar) or removing moisture. It should be noted that the presence of some curing aids may be found in significant amounts in the final product if their presence in the rework was not taken into consideration. Sampling plans, methods and criteria for disposition of lots of boneless meat are found in Annex F, Part 1. Requirements for processed meat products are governed by the both the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990 (MIR) and the Food and Drug Regulations (FDR). These generic requirements for slow cooling are applicable for a meat product that is formulated: Brine concentration in the finished product = [% salt / (% salt + % moisture in end product)] x 100. This difference is because the sausage product's smaller size results in a much quicker cooling and decreased cumulative lethality. It is the operator's responsibility to develop and implement Control Programs that meet the requirements outlined in this section. Assure that all boneless meat produced under the program is capable of passing the lot inspection/examination program previously described using the designated sampling plans and defect criteria. 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. For information on the use of antimicrobial interventions in ready-to-eat meat products, see Chapter 4, Annex H, Section 3.1, Antimicrobial agents and post-lethality procedures. 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