ISO 22000 - PRPs and Operational PRPs - What's the Difference?

[nguyentuong_minh]

Help me to distingush PRPs and operational PRPs?
How to establish PRPs in my factory?
Can I have form of PRPs and operational PRPs?
Thank you very much!

[Al Rosen]

Originally Posted by nguyentuong_minh

Help me to distingush PRPs and operational PRPs?
How to establish PRPs in my factory?
Can I have form of PRPs and operational PRPs?
Thank you very much!

Are you refering to your Progressive Rework Program or Performance Related Pay?

[nguyentuong_minh]

Dear Al Rosen,

Thank for your care. I appolozise for giving unclearly question.
PRPs means prerequisite programs.
Terms present at ISO 22000, 7.2 and 7.5

Best regards,
TM

[Al Rosen]

Originally Posted by nguyentuong_minh

Dear Al Rosen,

Thank for your care. I appolozise for giving unclearly question.
PRPs means prerequisite programs.
Terms present at ISO 22000, 7.2 and 7.5

Best regards,
TM

Thanks for the clarification.

[nguyentuong_minh]

Originally Posted by Al Rosen

Thanks for the clarification.

give me the answers please!

[harry]

Prerequisite Program (PRP)

Specified procedure(s) or instruction(s), specific to the nature and size of the operation, that enhance and/or maintain operational conditions to enable more effective control of food safety hazards, and/or that control the likelihood of introducing food safety hazards to and their contamination or proliferation in the products(s) and product processing environment.


Operational Prerequisite Program (oPRP)

Identified by the hazard analysis as essential to control the likelihood of introducing food safety hazards and/or the contamination or proliferation of food safety hazards in the product(s) or processing environment.

Another version:-

PRPs = infrastructure & maintenance programmes that are required to produce safe food.

OPRPs = any activities that can be affected by human behaviours during the production of safe food.

Based on the above definations, difference is quite obvious, isn't.

Regards.

[nguyentuong_minh]

Dear Al Rosen
Thank for your answer.
have a nice day.

[Al Rosen]

Originally Posted by nguyentuong_minh

Dear Al Rosen
Thank for your answer.
have a nice day.

I think you want to thank harry.