英文摘要 |
The rise of quick turn e-commerce business model trends in the post-pandemic era, prompting the need to strengthen food safety management through online channels. This can be achieved by utilizing web crawling technology and food cloud integration to mine high-concern food product and vendor information to facilitate targeting on the internet. The objective is to proactively monitor and regulate the emerging food business models driven by online trends and takes precautions before they happen. In view of the fact that different online platforms offer distinct services to both vendors and consumers, and the required information reporting also vary. this report explores the information overview, investigates publicly available data tables, and outlines the design of a data extraction and storage system for three types of platforms: e-commerce platform, food delivery platform, and blogs. As the amount of data continues to expand, considerations extend beyond economic factors such as manpower, time, cost, and benefits, the potential risks it may bring cannot be ignored, among which legal compliance is one of the key concerns. For any future systematic planning and applications related to web data extraction, a preliminary evaluation of potential legal implications is crucial to ensure robust risk management practices. |