英文摘要 |
HACCP is one of the most important key requirements for preparing and storing food safely by various countries in the world. Many food factories also use this verification as an important indicator to improve food safety standards. With the emphasis of people on food hygiene and safety, the food and beverage industry implements a food safety control system (HACCP) voluntary implementation from early advocates gradually moved towards mandatory implementation. As the number of foreign tourists visiting Taiwan has increased in recent years, the catering industry has flourished. In 2017, the Ministry of Health and Welfare stipulated that an international tourist hotel or 5 star rating hotel should have one own restaurant to qualified standard of HACCP. In the process of physical, biological and chemical hazards, provide consumers with a hygienic and safe eating environment, and provide perfect, exquisite and high-quality services. This study takes the supervisors and service personnel of chain restaurant of Taipei City and New Taipei City as sample, through questionnaire surveys and case interviews to understand the current status of chain restaurants in implementing HACCP, using reliability and validity analysis, narrative analysis, etc.; the results of this research show; (1) In terms of difficulties in implementing HACCP, chain restaurants believed that ''HACCP is too complicated'', ''the cost of implementing the HACCP process is too high'', and ''the HACCP demand of kitchen lines and equipments is difficult to reach'' (2) In terms of the benefits after the implementation of HACCP, the interviewees believed that ''the laws of food hygiene can be complied with'', ''the prevention of food poisoning can be prevented'', ''the hygiene habits and discipline of employees can be effectively managed'', and ''there can be increased Operators' emphasis and commitment on food safety'' and ''increasing consumer and health unit confidence in the company'' are the most important incentives. The results of research can be provided to chain restaurant operators and food safety and health related agencies as suggestions and references for the future promotion of HACCP planning. |