Restaurants, caterers and food producers in the EU

What food business do you run?

Free HACCP plan outline for EU food businesses: hazards, critical control points, limits, monitoring and corrective actions, step by step.

  • Free to read
  • No sign-up until the draft
  • Hands off to the right door
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ePlan fills in

  • Company (Registro Imprese)
  • Activity code (ATECO)
  • Process steps
  • Critical control points

How it works

HACCP plan outline, from one answer

  1. Describe your food business and the steps your food goes through.
  2. ePlan lays out hazards, control points and limits for each step.
  3. Fill in the free outline. Contractors working in your kitchen or plant? Start a DUVRI draft.

What you get

HACCP plan outline and 2 more documents

The check is free. The paperwork after it is drafted at the DUVRI door.

The first draft

HACCP plan outline (free)

  1. Business and food handled
  2. Process flow by step
  3. Hazards at each step
  4. Critical control points
  5. Critical limits
  6. Monitoring at each point

Modeled on: Regulation (EC) No 852/2004, Article 5; D.Lgs. 193/2007

Next · 2

Daily temperature log

  1. Equipment and limit
  2. Reading and time
  3. Action taken
Next · 3

DUVRI for contractors on your premises (paid draft)

  1. Overlapping activities
  2. Interference risks
  3. Measures

From public data

What ePlan fills in, and from where

€1,000–6,000

is the fine in Italy for a food business that has not put HACCP-based self-check procedures in place
Source: D.Lgs. 193/2007, art. 6(6), Normattiva

Ready for the paperwork?

Draft the DUVRI when a contractor works on your premises: shared risks, measures and coordination. For Italian client employers. Free to read.

DUVRI →

Questions

HACCP Plan: what people ask

Does every food business need HACCP?

Food business operators must set up, carry out and keep a permanent procedure, or procedures, based on HACCP principles.

Source: eur-lex.europa.eu

What are the HACCP principles?

They start with: identifying hazards to prevent, remove or reduce; finding the critical control points; setting critical limits at them; setting up monitoring at those points; and setting corrective actions for when a point is out of control.

Source: eur-lex.europa.eu

What is the fine in Italy?

€1,000 to €6,000 for a food business that has not put HACCP-based self-check procedures in place. A further fine of €1,000 to €6,000 applies for failing to fix shortcomings within the time the authority sets.

Source: normattiva.it

The rules this door follows