英文摘要 |
The Codex Alimentarius Commission (CAC or CODEX) is an international organization, which sets international standards for food safety and hygiene. For food import and export inspection and certification systems, CAC has established a series of principles and guidelines, which specifying that inspection and certification systems should follow risk assessment, non-discrimination, efficiency, harmonization, equivalence and transparency principles, etc. CAC also has formulated relevant rules on designing and implementing the systems including the evaluation of equivalences according to the principles. CAC forms an internationally harmonized food safety inspection and certification system model. This food control system is based on the recognition of equivalence of the importing country to the exporting country, and the commitment of the exporting country to implement equivalent management. In practice, through the inspection of the importing country and the certification of the exporting country, both the importing and exporting countries can make sure that the exported products meet the requirements of the importing country and the trade goes smoothly. The design and implementation of our country’s current food import control system are basically in line with the CAC principles. |