英文摘要 |
Taiwan Food and Drug Administration (TFDA) executes border inspection and sampling inspection when food and related products are imported to Taiwan, in order to monitor the safety of imported food and related products from other countries. This study introduced concepts based on risk assessment and statistical science, and proposed ''risk management strategy for the sampling inspection of imported food and related products''. First, make ''data inventory'' to confirm the scope of this study. Furthermore, survey the inspection situation for ''hazard identification'' for various imported products. Referring to the results of imported food and related products in border inspection over the past years, and issues from domestic and international news, and release of public concerns on food. Other factors, including food safety management priorities, regulations, standards and testing methods, the statistical methods were employed for ''risk assessment''. Finally, TFDA established the sampling rate of products during border inspection for ''risk control'', in the hope to obtain the maximum benefit on border inspection using minimum resources, thus reducing the risk of nonconforming imported products into Taiwan. |