HACCPelveken
HACCPelveken is a concept in food safety that extends traditional HACCP by emphasizing an eleven-element framework designed to enhance hazard control across the food supply chain. It is discussed in academic and professional contexts as a way to structure robust, proactive safety programs.
Originating in the late 2010s, HACCPelveken emerged among practitioners seeking to address the increasing complexity of
The eleven elements of HACCPelveken are: hazard analysis; identification of critical control points; monitoring procedures; corrective
Implementation typically begins with a gap analysis against conventional HACCP, followed by adaptation of an existing
Critics note that HACCPelveken can be resource-intensive and may overlap with other management systems. It should