Quick Guide on Processing Jerky - HACCP Alliance
For poultry jerky, to produce a safe product, producers can use the minimum internal temperatures listed in the lethality compliance guidelines of 160°F for uncured poultry or 155°F for cured and smoked poultry. NOTE: If highly pathogen avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 virus is identified as a hazard reasonably likely to occur, cook the cured and
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