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. It takes 55 hours for the pH to reach 5.3. The degree hour calculations are based on fermentation room temperatures. This form of preservation depends on a lowering of the water activity (aw) of the product to inhibit the growth of microorganisms. h]k0.J%'P One defect is defined as a carcass or unit with kidney (when not acceptable) and/or lung. 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. For example, in comminuted meats, the ability of a muscle When using or preparing casings, the following requirements must be met: Potential hazards associated with emulsification include pathogen outgrowth from precursor materials, temperature abuse during production, and metal particles from the equipment. In order to be considered "shelf-stable" and not require refrigeration, a fermented meat product must have a minimum of 100ppm nitrite/nitrate, a minimum of 2.5% of salt, meet degree hours requirements (4.16.2.1) and meet one of the following sets of specific requirements. 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 . An evaluation technique of the operator in which samples are taken from the assembled lot of product. The cure or brine can be added to the tumbler mixer and be incorporated into the product by the physical action of tumbling. The operator must have a program in place to assess the incoming product. Environmental and product samples in ready-to-eat products are required. Records of test results must be kept for a minimum of 24 months beyond the release date of the product. 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. A process can be judged as acceptable provided the product consistently reaches a pH of 5.3 using: When fermentation is done at a constant temperature, operators can either use the following table or the calculation method (see examples below) for determining degree-hours limits and maximum time for fermentation at a given room temperature. Cooling regimens for meat products should result in no more than a 1-log CFU/g increase of C. perfringens and no growth of C. botulinum. The operator is required to ensure that any packaging material that is used in the sale of food products will not impart any undesirable substance to the meat product, either chemically, physically or microbiologically and must protect them sufficiently to avoid contamination. A sweet dish uses the lungs, spleen, large intestine, esophagus, and rice fried (Membar) in oil (Egypt, Syria, and Turkey). The operator must keep records of all products pasteurized. 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. This means that the food must contain only the ingredients included in the standard, within the limits established by the standard. 5 seconds when the minimum internal (dwell) time is at least 200 seconds. The sample plan must be representative of the lot. 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. The level of nitrate-nitrite should not interfere with the process of fermentation. Select a 10 unit sample at random and examine for the presence of skin. 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. This process accelerates the cure process and enhances the appearance of the finished product. frozen immediately after the deboning process. Sample 1 Sample 2 Sample 3 Based on 3 documents Examples of COMMINUTED MEAT in a sentence 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. 1=LB S0H,J78)iP fAq! Processing rooms (cutting and boning, formulation rooms, kitchens, packaging, etc.) The instructions for use, maintenance and calibration of measurement devices and instruments must be included in the operator's prerequisite programs and HACCP system. 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 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. Sausage can be manufactured on a small scale by homogenizing meat with ice (for temperature control) using a bowl-chopper. 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. If a dehydrated product that is not cooked is sold as shelf-stable (i.e., there is no "keep refrigerated" statement), it has to meet the same applicable controls as shelf-stable fermented meat products (see section 4.16.3). 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. The submission must be accompanied by detailed recipe, formulation and processing information for the product. 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. means by the Meat Programs Division (MPD), means the Area Executive Director, Operations, as designated by the President of the Agency, means Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point, means the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990, means the Meat Hygiene Manual of Procedures, means registered under the authority of the Meat Inspection Act and Regulations. 1 second when the minimum internal (dwell) time is at less than 30seconds. 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. Once this has been established, frequent regular checks should be made. 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 supporting documentation and evaluation must be kept in file by the CFIA. Fermentation room temperature is 24C for the first 10 hours, 30C for second 10 hours and 35C for the final 15 hours. In respect of food or other materials, products that are capable of existing together in the same area, at the same time without creating a risk of adulterating meat products. Number of replicates: a minimum of three replicates of the study should be performed. 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. Smokehouses must be adequately vented. The ground or emulsified trimmings originate from like cuts of meat. 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. Textbook solutions. Degrees above 15.6C: 37C - 15.6C = 21.4C Hours to reach pH of 5.3: 18 Degree-hours calculation: (21.4C) x (18) = 385.2 degree-hours, Degree-hours calculation for the entire fermentation process = 84 + 144 + 385.2 = 613.2, Conclusion: Example 2 does not meet the guidelines because its degree-hours exceed the limit; hold the product and refer to sub-section 4.16.2.1.3. This includes the use of cans, glass jars, retortable pouches or other containers. Additional explanation on nitrate/nitrite and phosphate calculations for formulated products is provided in Annex C of this chapter. %PDF-1.6 % The operator must implement a program for the control of aging and tenderizing processes. 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. See Annex O for policy specifications on the detection of E.coliO157:H7 in raw beef. Room or area temperatures must also ensure control of product temperature during processing activities, such that there is no increase in bacterial growth of the product that would affect the validation of any further lethality step or validation of product shelf life. comminuted meat products 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. endstream endobj 6290 0 obj <>stream hbbd``b`OAD`$4^WR ne"j@zopGL@?0 mpS What are comminuted products? control of egg shells to prevent contamination; egg shells and defective eggs must be handled as inedible product; and. (d) in all other respects, inspection programs or examination programs, as the case may be, are operated in accordance with the Act and these Regulations. In order to be released, all tests must be negative for the presence of. Review of the cooking process and product formulation must also be done. A raw comminuted product that exceeds the maximum allowable ppm of a restricted ingredient at formulation would be considered "adulterated" in accordance with 9 CFR 301.2 or 381.1 because it contains a food additive that is unsafe within the meaning of section 409 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. The accuracy of these must be checked periodically against a mercury thermometer. The above levels are based on the absence of other inhibitory effects such as nitrite, competitive growth, sub-optimum temperatures, etc., which may be present in meat products. The agent must be an agent approved by Health Canada. If an establishment which is required to do end product testing as per option 3 refuses to do the required testing on the finished product, the CFIA must detain the affected product, take measures to prevent cross-contamination of other product and inform the establishment that, if they do not provide the necessary test results within 60 days, the affected product will be treated as inedible and condemned. 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. The meat industry is typically using a mixture of fresh and frozen meat batters for minced meat production. Sausages and fresh and cooked (Nakanek) or uncooked (smoked or heavily smoked, fermented, and seasoned) salamis and pastrami are common products. Refer to the FSEP Manual and Chapter 3, Prerequisite Programs for more details. 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). The operator must have a program in place to assess the incoming product. For guidelines, refer to Annex F. If the operator chooses to use methods for the control programs, other than those outlined in Annex F, these must be evaluated by the CFIA to ensure that they reach the same outcome, taking into account volume of production, establishment layout and species of fresh meat. This difference is because the sausage product's smaller size results in a much quicker cooling and decreased cumulative lethality. If kept hot, cooked meat products should always be kept at 60C or above. 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. The following processes have been scientifically validated as achieving a 5D or greater reduction of E.coliO157:H7. Examples include sausages, hot dogs, etc. Storage conditions must in accordance with. The operator may justify his choice under the procedures based on the Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) principles or under the operational procedures of a registered establishment. We shall be principally concerned with cooked sausage which is intended to be bound together with some degree of strength in its manufacture. A cooling schedule must be developed and filed for every type of heat processed product. Another method that is currently used is the incorporation of the cure or brine by injecting the solution into large meat pieces then by mixing the ground meat with the injected meat. It is not subject to the Government of Canada Web Standards and has not been altered or updated since it was archived. Manufacturing processes used to make fermented sausages are considered partially effective against E.coliO157:H7 if it is shown that they achieve 2D to 5D reduction of E.coliO157:H7. means a skin-like container used for a meat product, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. an individual unit of food that is combined with one or more other individual units of food to form an ingredient, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. means, in respect of a meat product, to determine that the meat product is inedible, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. means a package in which a meat product is placed to be offered for sale, or intended to be offered for sale, but does not include a lining, a bulk container, or a transport container, as per the Meat Inspection Regulations, 1990. a control program consisting of actions and activities that can be used to prevent or eliminate a food safety hazard or reduce it to an acceptable level. Important to sausages, reformed hams and other comminuted meat products 11. The operator is responsible to implement proper controls over the conditions under which the product is handled to ensure its wholesomeness. Packaging materials must not impart any undesirable substance to the meat product, either chemically, physically or microbiologically and must protect them sufficiently to avoid contamination (See MIR, 92, FDR B.23.001). Pasteurization of packaged ready-to-eat meat products may be used to extend shelf life and to prevent pathogen growth in ready-to-eat 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. The samples may be placed in the same container (e.g. The problem specifically concerns the uncontrolled fermentation of non heat treated (or uncooked) comminuted meat products. Every effort must be made to prevent the meat products from coming into contact with the exposed surfaces of any shipping containers during filling. Shipping containers with a lid qualifying for direct food contact must be of sufficient strength to support the weight of the ones above. 1 Nicholson, R., et al, Dry fermented sausage and Escherichia coliO157:H7. Standards of identity set specific requirements for a product's make-up. For the purposes of this section a lot is whichever is the lesser of: Evaluation technique of CFIA inspectors, in which samples are taken from the assembled "lot" of product to determine its wholesomeness. 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. See Annex H for mandatory requirements for Listeriaspp. 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. 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 operator must demonstrate compliance of the final product to Schedule I of the MIR. a shipment or part of a shipment of boneless manufacturing meat derived from a single species going to a single destination; or. 1 minute when the minimum internal (dwell) time is at least 10 minutes. Where this is not possible, the operator should utilize fermentation room temperatures. The washing and rinsing must ensure that the containers are visibly clean. Operators are responsible for establishing appropriate best before dates which take into account the length of time elapsed before the product was originally frozen. Smoking is used mainly for flavouring and development of surface colouring in meat products. The term comminuted meat is used to describe meat, either raw or pre-cooked, which has been cut, shredded, ground or minced into small pieces. ii Comminuted - chunk size c2 to 3 cm3 e.g., reformed hams, ground meat patties. refers to the treatment delivered to a meat product to achieve a reduction in the viable pathogenic organisms. 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. It must indicate the minimum internal temperature reached during the process and, where applicable, the minimum holding (or dwell) time at the minimum internal temperature. COMMINUTED MEAT. The aw may be reduced by adding solutes (salt, sugar) or removing moisture. 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 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. Non-comminuted meat products are considered to be intact meat products. For routine monitoring, accurate measurement electronic, The storage temperature must be maintained at 4. It is the operator's responsibility to develop and implement Control Programs that meet the requirements outlined in this section. This validation should not be conducted within an actual food manufacturing facility. The potential increase in the concentration of Clostridium perfringens during cooling depends on the concentration of heat resistant spores in the product. The definition of lot for the purposes of sampling must be statistically sound and must correspond to product manufactured under the same conditions. The formation of ice concentrates the dissolved solutes and reduces the water activity of the meat product. Home. Product where the skin found in the total 20 unit sample does not exceed the tolerance may be used in the preparation of "Skinless -. 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. 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. Contact the CFIA Area Program Specialist for information for approved antimicrobial agents for meat products. Computer modeling may be used to evaluate the safety of the product. 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