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Ray Yip, ANTHONY C.HUGGETT. Risk Management-An Industry Approach[J]. Biomedical and Environmental Sciences, 2001, 14(1_2): 21-29.
Citation: Ray Yip, ANTHONY C.HUGGETT. Risk Management-An Industry Approach[J]. Biomedical and Environmental Sciences, 2001, 14(1_2): 21-29.

Risk Management-An Industry Approach

  • An effective risk management system covering the whole process offood production from “farm to fork” is required by the food industry in order to assure that the food provided to consumers is safe. Food safety and quality assurance begins with the design and development of food products starting with product conceptualisation and continuing with the selection, purchasing, and evaluation of raw materials and with the specifications for processing, packaging and distribution. Within a larger quality management framework a number of tools have been developed by the food industry, which when used in an integrated fashion facilitate the management of food safety. These include good manufacturing practice (GMP), good hygiene practice (GHP) and HACCP (hazard analysis critical control point) as well as quality systems which allow the verification that all factors affecting the safety of a product are under control. Finally, regulations and systems can only function if they are applied. Everyone, from the farmer, the line operator in the manufacturing plant, to the person handling the food in distribution and sales, needs to be aware of his influence with regards safety. The effectiveness of safety awareness programs specific to each area is key to an industry approach to risk management.
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Abstract: An effective risk management system covering the whole process offood production from “farm to fork” is required by the food industry in order to assure that the food provided to consumers is safe. Food safety and quality assurance begins with the design and development of food products starting with product conceptualisation and continuing with the selection, purchasing, and evaluation of raw materials and with the specifications for processing, packaging and distribution. Within a larger quality management framework a number of tools have been developed by the food industry, which when used in an integrated fashion facilitate the management of food safety. These include good manufacturing practice (GMP), good hygiene practice (GHP) and HACCP (hazard analysis critical control point) as well as quality systems which allow the verification that all factors affecting the safety of a product are under control. Finally, regulations and systems can only function if they are applied. Everyone, from the farmer, the line operator in the manufacturing plant, to the person handling the food in distribution and sales, needs to be aware of his influence with regards safety. The effectiveness of safety awareness programs specific to each area is key to an industry approach to risk management.

Ray Yip, ANTHONY C.HUGGETT. Risk Management-An Industry Approach[J]. Biomedical and Environmental Sciences, 2001, 14(1_2): 21-29.
Citation: Ray Yip, ANTHONY C.HUGGETT. Risk Management-An Industry Approach[J]. Biomedical and Environmental Sciences, 2001, 14(1_2): 21-29.

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