HARPC Attachment 2.1 HACCP Flow Diagram - MALTRIN Musc 2017-18

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44-07-03-01 Attachment 2.

1 - HARPC FLOW DIAGRAM

PROCESS: MALTRIN® Products LOCATION: Muscatine, IA DATE: May 15, 2017 Page 1 of 1

Hazard Analysis Risk-Based Preventative Controls (HARPC) Program


Flow Diagram

MALTRIN® Maltodextrin and Corn Syrup Solids

Raw Starch

Cooker

Conversion

Polish

Evaporator Feed

Spray Dryer

Sanitation PC #2
Vibratory Screener CCP #1

Biological PC #3

Processing PC #1
Metal Detector CCP #2

Final Product Approval

MALTRIN® Maltodextrin and Corn Syrup Solids are each mixtures of glucose polymers produced by the controlled de-polymerization of #2 yellow dent corn starch
grown in the United States by the use of acid and/or enzymes to convert liquid starch to targeted dextrose equivalence (DE). These are generally low pH products of low
water activity that promote stability of the products both analytically and microbiologically. Maltodextrin and Corn Syrup Solids are preferably packaged in Kraft multi
walled bags (in both 50 pound and 25 kg sizes), but are also available in other packaging such as Super Sack tote bags, upon specified agreements made between GPC
and individual customers. MALTRIN® products should be stored under ambient conditions; protected from excessive heat and excessive humidity for extended
periods of time. Under good storage conditions, the shelf life is expected to be two years. MALTRIN® products will remain stable, but may pick up moisture if stored
in excessive humidity, so reevaluation for moisture is recommended after one year to confirm the product still meets desired specifications. Maltodextrin and Corn
Syrup Solids are used in dried food, beverage preparations, and nutritional products as well as used as an excipient to the pharmaceutical industry.

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