The Role of HACCP in Sanitation 115- What are the seven HACCP princi-
ples? - What are the five steps necessary to
develop a HACCP plan prior to con-
ducting a hazard analysis? - What is monitoring?
- What is a control point?
- What is critical limit?
- What is HACCP verification?
- What is HACCP plan validation?
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