A Swot analysis of HACCP implementation in Madagascar
Sarter S., Sarter G., Gilabert P.. 2010. Food Control, 21 (3) : p. 253-259.
Malagasy government is updating its legal and regulatory framework to develop a sound national food control system. In this context, promoting good hygienic practices and HACCP principles where appropriate, are important components to ensure that food safety goals are met throughout the food chain. Relevant institutions and laboratories were identified regarding four main responsibilities for which the commitment of government is vital (food policy, risk assessment, legislation, public authorities). The paper highlighted then the internal Strengths and Weaknesses, as well as the external Opportunities and Threats, the government is facing towards the implementation of GHPs and HACCP system.
Mots-clés : produit alimentaire; haccp; hygiène des aliments; législation alimentaire; madagascar; sécurité des aliments
Documents associés
Article (a-revue à facteur d'impact)
Agents Cirad, auteurs de cette publication :
- Sarter Samira — Dg / Dg