What is HACCP?
- A food safety program that focuses on managing or eliminating potential hazards/risks that could lead to food borne illness (FBI).
- It differs from other programs for sanitation and personal hygiene because the emphasis is on FBI risk elimination and foods flow through a school foodservice facility.
- It works to prevent food safety problems before they occur by identifying and eliminating or controlling possible hazards that can contaminate food as it moves through the foodservice facility.
How Can I Get Help With Developing a Food Safety Program?
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- ADE Memo 09-07 Monitoring Implementation of HACCP – Based Food Safety Program
- USDA Final Rule related to the mandate of School Food Safety Plans
- You may request technical assistance through the Arizona Department of Education by contacting your School Nutrition Programs Specialist at 602-542-8700; this information is located at the top of the Sponsor Application in CNP Web.
- Helpful HACCP and Food Safety Websites:









