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Title: Quality management training manual on selected cassava products for Josma agro industries limited, Ghana
Authors: Komlaga, G. A.
Kongor, J. E.
Dziedzoave, N. T.
Keywords: Cassava;Cassava products;Training manual;Qualiy management;Ghana;Food industry
Issue Date: 2020
Publisher: CSIR-Food Research Institute, Accra
Abstract: The food industry has a legal and moral responsibility to produce and prepare food that will not harm the consumer. Food processors therefore rely on modern quality management systems to ensure the quality and safety of the products they produce. The three key systems in use to ensure the safety are: (a) Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP); these entail the processing conditions and procedures that have been proven to deliver consistent quality and safety based on long experience, (b) Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP); this is a proactive technique which focuses on identifying potential problems/hazards and controlling them during the production process and (c) Quality Assurance Standards; these are standards established by the International Standards Organization (ISO 9000) and the European Standard (ES 29000) which entreats food processing, catering and other food-related industries to conform to prescribed and well-documented procedures. This quality management manual is the guide for safe and wholesome production of cassava products by Josma Agro Ltd. The manual contains instructions/illustrations on good manufacturing practices, HACCP systems, the processing methods and equipment management/handling for the products. The cassava products covered under the manual are Gari, Kokonte and High Quality Cassava Flour (HQCF)
URI: https://csirspace.foodresearchgh.site/handle/123456789/1454
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