The term “hazard analysis and critical control point (HACCP)” has been progressively recognized as a cost-effective procedure for ensuring food safety. Today, this methodology is internationally accepted as an effective tool to deal with safety hazards which may arise in the food production process [13]. Since the adoption of the Codex Alimentarius “guidelines for the application of the hazard analysis and critical point (HACCP) systems” and subsequent revision “hazard analysis and critical control point system and guidelines for its application”, the use of its seven application has become mandatory prerequisites in the food worldwide production chain [14], in order to prevent the occurrence of food safety hazards to final customers. For reinforcing public health security it has been to urged the implementation of full HACCP in all food businesses [15].