Allergen Management — Protocols for Paprika Facilities¶
Overview¶
Paprika powder itself is not a major allergen under US FDA (FALCPA) or EU (Regulation 1169/2011) labeling regulations. However, paprika processing facilities often handle other products that may contain major allergens: wheat flour (seasoning blends), soy (bulk additives), or milk powder (sauce premises).
Control Measures¶
| Control Point | Requirement | Verification |
|---|---|---|
| Receiving | Dedicated allergen-status declaration per ingredient | COA review |
| Storage | Physical segregation (separate aisle/room) | Weekly inspection |
| Production scheduling | Allergen-containing products run AFTER non-allergen | Production log |
| Cleaning | Full wet clean between allergen and non-allergen runs | ATP swab (< 30 RLU) |
| Labeling | Allergen advisory on blend COA | Label approval |
Cross-References¶
- Gluten-Free Certification — Specific gluten control
- HACCP — Allergen as CCP or PRP
- Supplier Questionnaire — Allergen management inquiry
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