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What is HACCP? A clear explanation of its implementation methods, points to note, and penalties.

An explanation of the overview of HACCP, the differences from traditional inspection methods, and specifically what should be done for "HACCP-compliant hygiene management."

HACCP is a hygiene management method that analyzes risks in the manufacturing process from the acceptance of raw materials to shipping, ensuring safety and recording the measures and their contents. It became fully mandatory in June 2021, but there may be many questions about what specifically needs to be done, points to be cautious about during implementation, and whether there are penalties for not implementing it. In this article, we will clearly explain the overview of HACCP, its differences from traditional inspection methods, specific hygiene management practices in line with HACCP, points to be cautious about during implementation, and examples from other companies. *For detailed content of the article, you can view it through the link below.*

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