USDA-FSIS on MSUs
<< Back USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service, as part of its assistance and outreach to small and very small plants, offers several resources for
<< Back USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service, as part of its assistance and outreach to small and very small plants, offers several resources for
How To Use the USDA FSIS Website This page overviews resources available on the USDA-FSIS Small & Very Small Plants Web Page. In addition to
What is AskFSIS? FSIS launched AskFSIS in August 2007. AskFSIS is an interactive Web-based application designed to help answer technical and policy-related questions from inspection
Update: January 2021 PSMPC is no longer in business. The unit is being operated by Heritage Meats and is parked in one location. All information
Introduction A state- or federally-inspected mobile slaughter unit (MSU), like any inspected meat slaughter or processing business, must comply with USDA food safety regulations
Introduction This set of model food safety documents for a USDA-inspected mobile slaughter unit includes: Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) Plan Sanitary Standard
Is this a good idea? Will it work for us? And what’s it going to cost? Every meat processing plant needs the following equation to
Contents 1 Overview 2 Recording of the Webinar 3 Rick Reams Presentation Slides – POS system 4 Jeff Peterson Presentation Slides – Modified off-the-shelf software
Last Updated: Feb. 2010 Meat Cutting Instruction Spreadsheets: the Basics These spreadsheets offer a convenient way to keep cutting instructions and invoices in order, if
Overview Demand for cured meats made without synthetic nitrates/nitrites is rising, and processors are seeking information on safe and effective methods. On this webinar, meat