What is HACCP? A Guide to Food Safety Systems for Manufacturers in Raipur:

HACCP is the global gold standard for food safety. Master the 7 principles to mitigate biological, chemical, and physical risks in your production line.

Last Updated: May 2026 | Verified by Food Safety Auditors
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Statutory Impact for Raipur Food Businesses: What is HACCP? A Guide to Food Safety Systems for Manufacturers

Operating in Raipur (Chhattisgarh) requires aligning What is HACCP? A Guide to Food Safety Systems for Manufacturers with local agricultural trade, municipal licensing, and state-level FSSAI enforcement mandates. Infigo's regional regulatory desk coordinates sample testing with NABL-accredited laboratories and provides direct liaison for Rice Milling, Puffed Rice (Mura), and Edible Oil processing units.

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HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point) is an internationally recognized, science-based preventive food safety system engineered to identify, evaluate, and control biological, chemical, allergen, and physical hazards throughout the food production supply chain. Originally developed by NASA and Pillsbury for space missions, HACCP has evolved into the global benchmark for preventive quality control in industrial food processing, beverage manufacturing, and packaging operations. In India, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) mandates HACCP implementation as a core requirement for Central Licensing, ISO 22000 certification, and export compliance under APEDA and US FDA frameworks. The system operates by shifting focus from traditional end-product testing to active in-process hazard prevention, defining explicit Critical Control Points (CCPs) such as thermal processing temperatures, pasteurization flow rates, metal detection thresholds, and pH acid control limits to guarantee food safety before products reach retail distribution channels.

The 7 Principles of HACCP

The HACCP framework is built on seven core principles that guide manufacturers through hazard identification and control.

HACCP Core Roadmap

  1. Hazard Analysis: Identify biological, chemical, and physical risks.
  2. Identify CCPs: Points where hazards can be prevented.
  3. Critical Limits: Min/Max values for safety (e.g., Temp/Time).
  4. Monitoring: Planned sequence of assessment observations.
  5. Corrective Actions: Procedures followed when deviations occur.
  6. Verification: Activities to determine plan validity.
  7. Records: Documentation of the system performance.

Types of Food Hazards

HACCP is designed to stop hazards before they reach the consumer. This includes Biological hazards (Pathogens), Chemical hazards (Pesticides/Cleaners), and Physical hazards (Glass/Metal).

Critical Control Points (CCPs)

A CCP is a step in the process where control can be applied to prevent or eliminate a food safety hazard. Common CCPs include pasteurization, metal detection, and refrigeration temperatures.

Establishing Critical Limits

Every CCP must have an associated “Critical Limit” — a threshold that must not be crossed. For example, a milk pasteurizer must reach at least 72°C for 15 seconds. Anything less is a deviation.

ISO 22000 vs HACCP

HACCP is a specific hazard control system. ISO 22000 is a broader management system that incorporates HACCP principles along with organizational communication and management standards.

Implementation Roadmap

Implementation typically takes 4-12 weeks. We assist brands by conducting gap analyses, developing technical dossiers, and training staff on monitoring and record-keeping.

Regional Agro-Industrial Baseline: Raipur

Infigo Research Laboratories Pvt Ltd delivers specialized food science, R&D formulation, and FSSAI regulatory compliance consulting for food businesses in Raipur (Chhattisgarh) across major industrial clusters including Siltara Industrial Area, Urla Industrial Estate, Bhanpuri Industrial Area. Addressing local market dynamics—The capital of the—Infigo provides end-to-end support for Rice Milling, Puffed Rice (Mura), and Edible Oil processing units, pilot-scale formulation, NABL-accredited test coordination, and statutory compliance with a 98% first-time approval track record since 2017.

Questions from Raipur Brands

Is HACCP mandatory for food businesses in Raipur?

Yes, while FSSAI requires basic hygiene (GHP/GMP), HACCP is mandatory for businesses applying for FSSAI Central Licenses and is often a prerequisite for international exports and large retail supply chains.

How long does it take to implement a HACCP plan?

Implementation typically takes 4 to 12 weeks depending on the complexity of the manufacturing process and the current state of infrastructure and documentation.

What is the difference between ISO 22000 and HACCP?

HACCP is a food safety system focused specifically on hazard control. ISO 22000 is a broader Management System Standard that incorporates HACCP principles along with business management and communication protocols.

What are the three types of hazards in HACCP?

HACCP addresses Biological (bacteria/viruses), Chemical (toxins/residues), and Physical (glass/metal) hazards that could compromise food safety.

Does HACCP require specialized software?

While not mandatory, using digital FSMS software can significantly improve the accuracy of record-keeping and monitoring of critical limits in real-time.

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