A hazard critical control point (CCP) is a step in food production where a hazard can be controlled or eliminated to prevent hazards before they occur.
Prerequisite programs for HACCP are a set of basic operations that are the foundation for producing safe food products and are the minimum regulatory standards.
A food safety Certification is a credential awarded to individuals or businesses that have met the required training and standards for safe food handling.
A food safety audit is a systematic inspection process by a certified food safety auditor to evaluate a food business's safety protocols and practices.