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Explain Risk  evaluation

Risk  evaluation: The  risk  evaluation involves:

A) identification of a food safety problem

B) Establishment of a risk profile

C) Ranking of the hazard for  risk assessment and  risk management priority

D) Establishment of  risk assessment policy  for  conduct of risk assessment

E) Commissioning of risk assessment, and

F) Consideration of  risk  assessment result

 


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