What must an establishment perform every time a food safety system failure occurs that was not addressed in the HACCP plan?

When a food safety system failure occurs that is not addressed in the HACCP plan, it is essential for the establishment to conduct a HACCP reassessment. This process involves reviewing and evaluating the existing HACCP plan to identify any gaps or weaknesses that may have contributed to the failure. The reassessment allows the establishment to update the plan, incorporating new data, insights, and potential food safety hazards that have become evident.

By conducting this reassessment, the establishment not only strengthens its food safety protocols but also ensures compliance with regulatory requirements. It serves as a proactive step toward enhancing food safety systems, minimizing risks, and preventing future failures. This continuous improvement approach is fundamental in maintaining high standards of food safety in accordance with USDA guidelines and HACCP principles.