| 英文摘要 |
Given the slight upward trend in non-compliance with citrus-related products in the domestic market over the past three years (110 to 112), effective monitoring and risk detection of non-compliant citrus products in our country are crucial. In addition to utilizing our agency’s quality inspection data from the domestic market, we have integrated inspection information from the Ministry of Agriculture, obtained through interdepartmental meetings, to detect high-risk products. The analysis results of this study have shown a significant correlation between non-compliance and products (“kumquats”and“Chinese dates”at the border;“kumquats,”“citrus,”and“oranges”in the domestic market). Further analysis and recommendations are provided through comparative inspection data. As food safety is paramount to public health, product traceability management and inspection information are closely related to the application of big data. In addition to utilizing existing data from the Food and Drug Administration for food safety risk analysis, we collaborate with the Ministry of Agriculture to jointly monitor product quality through the exchange of inspection information. We aim to achieve the goal of maintaining public food safety through the results of data science analysis. |