英文摘要 |
Canned fish manufacture belongs to the fisheries processing industry and should comply with the provisions of the Good Hygiene Practice (GHP), Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP), and required to be certified with food sanitation and safety management systems (second tier quality control). This study analyzed the audit reports of second tier quality control in the Canned fish manufactures between 2019 and 2022 to better understand the common audit deficiencies. The results showed that“hazard prevention measures”,“hazard identification”,“monitoring content did not match the actual situation on site”, and“internal audits were not implemented”were common HACCP deficiencies. In terms of GHP,“hygienic management”,“process and quality control”,“inspection and measurement control”and“warehousing control”were the most common GHP deficiencies. These results provided references for the government and the fisheries processing industry as directions for continually improvements. The certification system also offered advanced problem-finding for factories and improved system in overall food hygiene and safety. |