T/GDFCA 079-2021 Food Safety Evaluation Implementation Guidelines
T/GDFCA 079-2021 Food Safety Evaluation Implementation Guidelines
Basic Information
Scope
Scope: This document specifies the basic requirements for the procedures and management of evaluation activities for safe food (including prepackaged food and edible agricultural products, hereinafter collectively referred to as "safe food") conducted by evaluation agencies (hereinafter referred to as "evaluation agencies"). This document applies to the evaluation of safe food. Main technical content: Basic requirements The evaluation of prepackaged safe food shall meet the following basic requirements: a) Comprehensively evaluate the completeness and effectiveness of the management system established by the applying organization (such as quality management system, food safety management system, HACCP system, etc.), and conduct a focused inspection and review of the key points of system operation, the authenticity and completeness of data records, and the effectiveness of the traceability system; b) Supported by product inspection reports within the validity period. The evaluation of safe edible agricultural products shall meet the following basic requirements: c) Key environmental pollutants such as water and soil in the base shall comply with national standards, and the base area shall reach a certain scale. Agricultural inputs shall be registered, and a negative list of base pollution shall be established. Contaminated soil shall be prohibited from participating in the evaluation; d) Comprehensively evaluate the completeness and effectiveness of the management system established by the applying organization (such as food safety management system, GAP system, etc.), and conduct a focused inspection and review of the key points of system operation, the authenticity and completeness of data records, and the effectiveness of the traceability system; e) Supported by data such as product inspection reports within the validity period, self-declarations of agricultural inputs, medication lists, and certificates of compliance with safety intervals.