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Original questions written to this exam's published syllabus and pattern. Not past papers.
1. A spice-blending plant buys pepper from a new trader without checking its supplier controls. Which hazard has it most likely imported?
A. Salmonella, which blending does not remove
Spices have caused Salmonella outbreaks, and blending has no kill step, so supplier approval is the key control.
Food Safety Management Systems: HACCP, PRPs, ISO 22000 & GFSI Schemes · Prerequisite programmes
2. Which body made food fraud vulnerability assessment a requirement for its benchmarked certification schemes?
B. Global Food Safety Initiative
GFSI benchmarking requirements include a vulnerability assessment and mitigation plan.
Food Adulteration, Authenticity & Food Fraud · Food fraud vulnerability assessment and mitigation
3. Which is one of the five dimensions of food safety culture in GFSI's 2018 position paper?
A. Hazard and risk awareness
The five dimensions are vision and mission, people, consistency, adaptability, and hazard and risk awareness.
Food Safety Management Systems: HACCP, PRPs, ISO 22000 & GFSI Schemes · Food safety culture
4. Which information source helps horizon scanning for emerging frauds?
D. Official alert systems and fraud incident databases
Alerts, incident databases and market price data reveal developing risks.
Food Adulteration, Authenticity & Food Fraud · Food fraud vulnerability assessment and mitigation
5. What does internal traceability link in a processing plant?
D. Incoming ingredient lots to outgoing product lots
Linking input and output lots through the process allows precise recalls.
Food Adulteration, Authenticity & Food Fraud · Supply-chain transparency and traceability technologies
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