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1. OBJECT AND SCOPE
1.1. Why this guide?
1.2. Scope of application
1.3. Expected use
1.4. Regulatory reminder
2. DEFINITIONS
2.1. Hygiene
2.2. Simplified bottling diagram
3. ESTABLISHING SAFETY PROCEDURES FOR BOTTLING USING THE H.A.C.C.P METHOD - DETERMINATION OF CRITICAL CONTROL POINTS
3.1. The H.A.C.C.P method
3.2. Hazard identification
3.3. Determination of control points
4. PROCEDURES
4.1. Monitoring
4.2. Corrective actions
4.3. Records
4.4. Audits
5. APPLICATION EXAMPLE
5.1. Hot filling of fruit juice from jars.
6. ANNEXES
Annex 1: Classification of food liquids
Annex 2: The H.A.C.C.P method: Approach
Annex 3: Design and installation of premises
Annex 4: Cleaning and disinfection
Annex 5: Personnel: health, hygiene, training
7. BIBLIOGRAPHY