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Link for free download see below EHEDG 2021 Seiten /pages: 48 zip-file contains templates for CIP, COP and OPC This guideline provides recommendations for establishing site specific cleaning validation, monitoring, and verification programs in a food manufacturing environment. It explains the overall concept and provides templates and practical examples that can be used in...

First Edition - July 2021 Seiten /pages: 58 Summary This guideline aims to provide a basic understanding of the cleaning and disinfection of food manufacturing equipment and their environment. It is intended to help stakeholders within a food manufacturing facility to make the correct choices when developing cleaning programs by offering guidance on soil characteristics, wet...

Link for free download see below Third Edition, March 2018 This document describes the principles for hygienic design of equipment and factories intended for food manufacturing. The fundamental reason for applying hygienic design principles is to prevent contamination of food products. Equipment and factories of poor hygienic design are difficult to clean. The document...

First Edition - May 2020 EHEDG 2020 Seiten /pages: 74 Summary This guideline describes requirements for the hygienic design of equipment and production lines used in the bakery industry. It stresses the current best practices in the design of machinery and highlights typical hazards and challenges. It also assigns the dry or wet cleaning procedures to the different types of...

EHEDG 2016 Seiten /pages: 76 This document provides guidance to the hygienic design of belt conveyors specifically for use in an environment where wet cleaning is mandatory, and is supplementary to the general requirements and standards for hygienic equipment. The guidance is relevant where the foodstuff is in direct contact with the conveyor and also in areas where there is...

EHEDG 2017 (replaces 1992 edition) Seiten /pages: 12 There are many reasons why, in practice pasteurised products sometimes present a microbiological health hazard. Due to distribution in residence time, not all products may reach the temperature required for pasteurisation or may do so for too short a time. Further there may be a risk of contamination with a non-pasteurised...

EHEDG 3rd Edition 2004 ISBN: 0-9075-0317-9 Seiten / pages: 14 The method is intended as a screening test for hygienic equipment design and is not indicative of the performance of industrial cleaning processes (which depend on the type of soil). See Doc 15 for a test procedure designed for moderately-sized equipment.

EHEDG 2004 Seiten / pages: 9 ISBN: 0-9075-0315-2 Food processing equipment may need to be sterilised before use, and it is important to ensure that the sterilisation method applied is effective. Thus, it is necessary to determine under which conditions equipment can be sterilised. This paper details the recommended procedure for assessing the suitability of an item of food...

EHEDG 2017 (replaces the 1993 edition) Seiten / pages: 22 Thermal sterilisation is aimed at eliminating the risk of food poisoning and, when used in conjunction with aseptic filling, at achieving extended product storage life under ambient conditions. Whereas pasteurisation destroys vegetative micro-organisms, sterilisation destroys both vegetative micro-organisms and...

EHEDG 2nd Edition 2004 ISBN: 0-9075-0314-4 Seiten / pages: 9 This document details the test procedure for assessing whether an item of food processing equipment, intended for aseptic operation, is impermeable to micro-organisms. Small motile bacteria penetrate far more easily through microscopic passages than (non-motile) moulds and yeasts. The facultative anaerobic...

EHEDG 1993 ISBN: 0-0750-3136 Seiten / pages: 19 This document describes the techniques required to produce hygienically acceptable welds in thin walled (

EHEDG 2nd Edition 2007 ISBN: 987-0-9075-0327-9 Seiten / pages: 21 Using the general criteria for the hygienic design of equipment identified in Doc. 8, this paper illustrates the application of these criteria in the construction and fabrication of closed process equipment. Examples, with drawings, show how to avoid crevices, shadow zones and areas with stagnating product,...