| 英文摘要 |
This report analyzes the results of industry coaching from 2021 to 2023, analyzes the implementation status of various types and sizes of businesses, and summarizes the reasons for deficiencies along with suggestions for improvement. The results show that the HACCP compliance rate increase with the scale of the industry. The compliance rate for each category varies depended on whether it has obtained third-party certification and whether it is a newly established factory. However, there is no notable difference in common missing items among the various categories of businesses. It is recommended that businesses prioritize including personnel with food background in the HACCP control team, and to enhance the frequency of internal and external education and training promptly. This will facilitate the enhancement and effective implementation of the HACCP system. Health authorities are advised to prioritize guidance for operators with capital of less than NT$5 million, fewer than 20 food handler, or newly established factories. At the same time, they should establish HACCP plan examples and related digital teaching materials continuously to assist operators in improving HACCP implementation and effectiveness. Furthermore, it is suggested future analyses be conducted on data obtained from third-party verified businesses to identify areas of deficiency, coupled with various inspections by health authorities, to assist businesses in improving their HACCP systems, ensuring the hygiene and safety of food in our country. |