Regulatory and standards context
Cheese-making - Hazards, regulations and standards
Article REF: F9000 V1
Regulatory and standards context
Cheese-making - Hazards, regulations and standards

Author : Thierry MICHELET

Publication date: September 10, 2012 | Lire en français

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2. Regulatory and standards context

2.1 Regulatory principles and obligations

Cheesemakers are responsible for the sanitary quality of their products. They are obliged to offer safe (containing no hazards) and healthy (fit for human consumption) products for sale. They must cooperate with the inspection services (Direction départementale de la protection des populations, formerly the Direction des services vétérinaires), which are responsible for carrying out checks to ensure compliance with regulations.

When the "Hygiene Package" came into force in 2006, a set of European regulations harmonizing food hygiene provisions in EU countries, many articles summarized the new philosophy as "fewer prescriptions, but greater responsibility for professionals". The cheese-maker therefore has an obligation...

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