Using the HACCP Generic Model for Moulded Dark Chocolate with Almonds as a guideline, the HACCP team should develop a HACCP Plan specific to their facility beginning with Forms 1 to 4. A review of the manufacturer's processes and procedures should then be conducted to determine what hazards exist in the facility. Using the FSEP approach, these hazards are recorded on Forms 5, 6 and 7. Then using Form 8, the manufacturer determines how each of those hazards is controlled for incoming material and ingredients and at each step in the process. Where a step in the process is determined to be a CCP, the hazard is transferred to Form 10, and critical limits, monitoring procedures, deviation procedures and verification procedures should be developed. Following this process, the manufacturer should compare its facility-specific HACCP Plan to the generic model for completeness. If the manufacturer determines a prerequisite program is fully controlling a hazard in its facility but the generic model indicates a CCP as the control measure, the manufacturer should validate that the identified prerequisite program is able to fully control the hazard as described. For products or processes that differ significantly from this generic model, the HACCP team must still follow the seven principles of HACCP as described in the FSEP Manual.