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Must a firm have a separate HACCP plan for each different size shrimp it processes, when the only differences are the cooking times (e.g., the critical limits)?

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Must a firm have a separate HACCP plan for each different size shrimp it processes, when the only differences are the cooking times (e.g., the critical limits)?

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No, FDA would not object to grouping products [in one HACCP plan] that have the same hazards and controls, (e.g., monitoring, corrective action and verification procedures, and records), other than the critical limits.

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