T/GDOAA 0019-2025 Implementation rules for evaluation of safe agricultural product distribution
T/GDOAA 0019-2025 Implementation rules for evaluation of safe agricultural product distribution
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This document specifies the terms and definitions for the circulation of safe agricultural and sideline products, general principles of evaluation, basic requirements, requirements for institutions and personnel, evaluation methods, evaluation procedures, evaluation certificates, information disclosure, acceptance of organizations' appeals, and evaluation records. This document is only applicable to the evaluation of the circulation of safe agricultural and sideline products. This document replaces T/GDOAA 0019-2022, "Implementation Rules for the Evaluation of the Circulation of Safe Agricultural and Sideline Products". Compared with T/GDOAA 0019-2022, the main changes are as follows: — Added definitions of safe agricultural and sideline products, declaration entities, technical institutions, and certified entities; — Added normative referenced documents: GB/T 21721, "Hazard Management Guidelines for the Sale of Agricultural and Sideline Products", and "Implementation Rules for the Evaluation of Safe Edible Agricultural Products"; — Adjusted the document order: the original Article 4, "General Principles of Evaluation", was modified to "Evaluation Principles"; the original Articles 5, 6, and 7 were merged into Article 5, "Evaluation Requirements"; the original Article 11, "Acceptance of Organizations' Appeals", was modified to Article 9; the original Article 12, "Evaluation Records", was modified to Article 10, "Document Management"; — Adjusted the document order: — 6.5.2.1c) The area of the self-owned or leased premises should be no less than 3,000 m2, which was modified to "the area of the self-owned or leased premises should meet their operational requirements"; This document was proposed by Guangdong Junchuang Modern Agriculture Group Co., Ltd. This document is under the jurisdiction of the Guangdong Organic Agriculture Association. (1) Principles and basis for document formulation The principles and basis for the formulation of this d