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Food Safety Evaluation of On-line Take-out Food Service Enterprises

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  • CHUAI Xiaoming
  • FAN,Chao
  • CHEN,Hui

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The food safety problem of on-line take-out food enterprises is a hot issue of current research. This paper chooses two typical on-line take-out food enterprises in J City as the research object, and uses the mathematical statistics, logical reasoning and model evaluation methods to conduct in-depth research on the food safety of on-line take-out food service enterprises. The main results are as follows: (i) The rapid growth of on-line take-out food service industry poses a serious challenge to food safety in today's society; (ii) This paper constructs an food safety evaluation index system for the on-line take-out food service enterprises, which includes four modules (management qualification; procurement and transportation; conversion of finished products; take-out delivery), and 17 specific evaluation indexes, such as catering licensing status, health status of employees and management system; (iii) Using the evaluation index system in (ii), this paper evaluates the food safety status of enterprises A and B in J City, and finds that the two enterprises have different levels of food safety problems, which are mainly reflected in two modules: procurement and transportation; take-out delivery.

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  • CHUAI Xiaoming & FAN,Chao & CHEN,Hui, 2018. "Food Safety Evaluation of On-line Take-out Food Service Enterprises," Asian Agricultural Research, USA-China Science and Culture Media Corporation, vol. 10(08), August.
  • Handle: RePEc:ags:asagre:281619
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.281619
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