Report & Corrective Action Summary
 
Audit #: 134037 Audit Type: Ranch V07.04 Rev. 1    Customer: BoniPak Produce Company, Tanimura & Antle, Inc.
Ranch: Lindsey
Grower: Harrison Farms, Inc.
Audit Date: 11/15/2010 Auditor: Amanda May  
Audit Score: 98% Contact Person: Amanda Brooks  
Product(s): Lettuce, Romaine,Broccoli,Celery,Lettuce, Mix,Lettuce, Head
Audit Scope: Observe food safety documentation on a vegetable ranch operation with canal water irrigation on the first day and implementation on the second day.
Category
Question
Number
Question
Possible
Points
Given Answer
Given
Points
Auditor Comment
Corrective Action Response
Corrective Action Comment
Adjacent Land Use
04.04
Is the growing area situated in a higher risk location where contamination could occur from nearby operations or functions (e.g. leach fields,  runoff or potential flooding from sewers, toilet systems, industrial facilities, labor camps)? If No, go to 4.05
10
Yes
0
Yes. The growing area is situated next to a private residence with toilet systems.
We will partially complete or not complete corrective action(s)
Residence is located in an area with a buffer zone in place to eliminate the potential for crop contamination from the toilet system.
Food Security
09.03
Are entrances to ranch-level roads restricted by gates, chains, guard stations, etc.?
5
No
0
No. Ranch-level roads are not restricted.
We will partially complete or not complete corrective action(s)
?No Trespassing? signs are located at the entrances to the ranches and there is a visitor policy that requires all visitors to check in at the ranch office or with other authorized personnel. The visitor policy includes training of all HFI employees to notify their supervisor of any suspicious activity.
Food Security
09.04
Are wells or other water sources secured and designed to prohibit tampering?
5
No
0
No. The canals are not designed to prohibit tampering.
We will partially complete or not complete corrective action(s)
Irrigation water is delivered through an open canal system that begins at the Colorado River. It is not feasible to enclose the existing system.
Irrigation/Water Use
06.05c
Do animals (domestic, livestock, or wild) have access to the water source?
7
Yes
0
Yes. Animals have access to the canal.
We will partially complete or not complete corrective action(s)
Irrigation water is delivered through an open canal system that begins at the Colorado River. It is not feasible to enclose the existing system.

Audit Scoring Summary
Self InspectionScore12
Possible Points12
Percent Score100%
TraceabilityScore15
Possible Points15
Percent Score100%
Ground HistoryScore34
Possible Points34
Percent Score100%
Adjacent Land UseScore55
Possible Points65
Percent Score85%
Fertilizer/Crop NutritionScore83
Possible Points83
Percent Score100%
Irrigation/Water UseScore87
Possible Points94
Percent Score93%
Crop ProtectionScore170
Possible Points170
Percent Score100%
Employee Hygiene (This applies to on-the-farm staff not the harvesting staff)Score227
Possible Points227
Percent Score100%
TotalScore683
Possible Points700
Percent Score98%