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An Evaluation of the Role of Microbiological Criteria for Foods and Food Ingredients (1985)
Institute of Medicine (IOM)

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337
Front Matter (R1-R16)
Executive Summary (1-14)
Recommendations (15-40)
1 Introduction (41-54)
2 Definitions, Purposes, and Needs for Microbiological Criteria (55-64)
3 Selection of Foods for Criteria Related to Safety (65-71)
4 Selection of Pathogens as Components of Microbiological Criteria (72-103)
5 Selection of Indicator Organisms and Agents as Components of Microbiological Criteria (104-131)
6 Consideration of Sampling Associated With a Criterion (132-144)
7 Consideration of Decision (Action) to be Taken When a Criterion (Limit) is Exceeded (145-151)
8 Current Status of Microbiological Criteria and Legislative Bases (152-183)
9 Application of Microbiological Criteria to Foods and Food Ingredients (184-307)
10 Expansion of the HACCP System in Food Protection Programs (308-328)
11 Plans of Action for Implementation of the HACCP System and of Microbiological Criteria for Foods and Food Ingredients (329-336)
Appendixes (337-338)
A Summary Responses to Specific Contract Items (339-365)
B General Principles for the Establishment and Application of Microbiological Criteria for Foods (366-371)
C International Microbiological Specifications (372-376)
D Excerpts from the Regulations Pursuant to the Food and Drugs Act, a Statute of the Government of Canada (377-386)
E Microbiological Criteria for Foods Purchased by the Military (387-394)
F Raw Milk--An Editorial (395-398)
G Report of the WHO/ICMSF Meeting on Hazard Analysis: Critical Control Point System in Food Hygiene (399-420)
Index (421-436)

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