What is a composite water sample? Are these allowed in the CanadaGAP Program?
A composite water sample is ONE sample which is made by combining water samples from two or more sources/uses/locations. For example,
A composite water sample is ONE sample which is made by combining water samples from two or more sources/uses/locations. For example,
Yes it matters. Final rinse water must be taken from the final rinse equipment: this will determine if the rinse equipment
No. The CanadaGAP manual [in various sections such as 15.1 (Water Assessment)] does not require the operation to obtain a record to
It depends on their water uses and what is being done to the water. If water is used for a final
In Canada, municipal water is assumed to be potable. The glossary definition of “potable water” according to the CanadaGAP Food Safety
In the manual, it would usually depend on which is the stricter requirement and this would need to be followed. However,
No. Operations must show that ALL of their water uses are potable. The only way to do this is to take a
The yellow highlighting shows which water uses the operation will AUTOFAIL on the audit if NO water tests showing potability have