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[Microbiological reference values for food products].
Tijdschrift Voor Diergeneeskunde
|June 1, 1985
Summary
Setting microbiological reference values for food requires Good Management Practices (GMP) and continuous monitoring. This ensures food safety by verifying prevention effectiveness and correcting errors for consumer protection.
Area of Science:
- Food Microbiology
- Quality Assurance Systems
Context:
- Microbiological quality assurance in foodstuffs is critical for public health.
- Existing quality guarantee systems require standardized microbiological reference values.
Purpose:
- To outline a procedure for establishing microbiological reference values for food safety.
- To integrate these values into a comprehensive quality guarantee system.
Summary:
- Recommended procedure for setting microbiological reference values based on Good Management Practices (GMP).
- Emphasizes strategic intervention in production lines to correct GMP deviations.
- Highlights the necessity of end-product supervision to verify prevention effectiveness and detect errors.
Impact:
- Enhances microbiological quality control in the food industry.
- Improves consumer protection through a robust quality guarantee system.
- Advocates for interdisciplinary cooperation in animal health for comprehensive safety assurance.