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V-CCP Monitoring Template - Raw Material Test

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This V-CCP monitoring template is used to assess if received raw materials pass material testing. Testing helps control vulnerability in food fraud caused by low-quality raw materials. Take photo of raw materials upon receipt and assign corrective measures in the event that they do not meet critical limits.

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