Use current operations as the baseline for HACCP
Salalah's food service, seafood, cold-chain, retail preparation and processing activities can face temperature, hygiene, allergen and cross-contamination risks. A workable HACCP plan has to reflect the actual process flow and equipment at the site.
A credible HACCP programme is built by connecting requirements with business decisions. Its practical purpose is to identify significant food-safety hazards, establish effective control measures and maintain monitoring, corrective action and verification across the food process.
That HACCP connection requires controlled scope, competent people, measurable criteria and records that show the control was performed at the time it mattered. Retrospective HACCP file-building usually creates inconsistency and weakens confidence.
HACCP certification requirements vary by customer, scheme, regulator and certification provider. The plan should be based on recognized HACCP principles and the actual food operation. For the Salalah operation, the readiness work should leave a hazard control plan that can be sustained after assessment rather than a temporary file prepared for one audit.