英文摘要 |
In order to understand the safety and hygiene of domestic canned fish products, the contents of lead and tin in 59 products from 16 manufacturers were analyzed according to the published official methods. The results showed that the contents of lead and tin in the samples did not exceed the permissible amounts of 1.5 ppm and 250 ppm, respectively. In factory management, six key areas were inspected according to the Good Hygiene Practices (GHP) for food. These include the management of facility and equipment, process, environmental hygiene, staff hygiene, storage and transport, and documentation. Documentation management had the most non-compliances (52.5%), followed by facility and equipment management (20%). The major non-compliances included the absence of heat penetration test report (12.5%), poor food additives management (12.5%) and unclean walls and columns (12.5%). This Investigation hopes to enhance the self-management of food manufacturers in terms of hygiene. They should take responsibility for their products to ensure food safety for consumers. |