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The document outlines the process for developing and enforcing food standards in India. There are four main parts: 1) policy development, where food safety policies are drafted and approved by expert forums and government committees, 2) standards making, where independent scientific bodies develop standards for food additives, quality, etc. using national laboratories, 3) implementation and enforcement of food laws by monitoring compliance, and 4) emergency response procedures to handle incidents like food recalls. The overall goal is to ensure safety and quality of India's changing food industry and products through establishment of uniform food standards.
The document outlines the process for developing and enforcing food standards in India. There are four main parts: 1) policy development, where food safety policies are drafted and approved by expert forums and government committees, 2) standards making, where independent scientific bodies develop standards for food additives, quality, etc. using national laboratories, 3) implementation and enforcement of food laws by monitoring compliance, and 4) emergency response procedures to handle incidents like food recalls. The overall goal is to ensure safety and quality of India's changing food industry and products through establishment of uniform food standards.
The document outlines the process for developing and enforcing food standards in India. There are four main parts: 1) policy development, where food safety policies are drafted and approved by expert forums and government committees, 2) standards making, where independent scientific bodies develop standards for food additives, quality, etc. using national laboratories, 3) implementation and enforcement of food laws by monitoring compliance, and 4) emergency response procedures to handle incidents like food recalls. The overall goal is to ensure safety and quality of India's changing food industry and products through establishment of uniform food standards.
Why Food Standards???? Introduction Food industry in India is undergoing a radical change New technology / Process advancement Product development Ensure safety and Quality is important Food standards Essential System overview
Policy Making / Implement
Emergency Developme Developing ing & Response nt Standards enforcing Policy Development
Provides highly visible opportunities to demonstrate both
medium- and long-term commitment, values, aspirations and decisions Food safety policy represents an important effort to strengthen the means for improving food control systems Cooperatively made by a forum of ministers, government jurisdiction Forum Members Domain Experts, Legal Advisor, Industrial Experts , IAS (Chair man), Ministers of State and Central government Forum Members are decision maker Forum Supported by Food Regulation Standing Committee (FRSC) FRSC government department and agencies heads responsible for food regulation in each jurisdiction Policy Process
Analyse Circulate Obtain
Draft the and formal Dissemin the food national finalize the endorseme ate the safety food safety policy nt and policy situation policy document approval Policy Process
Analyse the food safety situation
food safety situation analysis report, summarize the main findings of the status of food safety and challenges focusing on those issues requiring policy Direction
Draft the national food safety policy
multidisciplinary team earlier constituted during the situation analysis phase can be convened to draft the national food safety policy Policy Process Circulate and finalize the policy document Additional consultations are required Ministry of Health and other relevant government ministries and
Objectivity and transparency should prevail during the review process
Obtain formal endorsement and approval
legal or administrative processes including a referendum and endorsement by parliament or cabinet in order to obtain legitimacy for the policy
Disseminate the policy
Once formally approved, the food safety policy should be disseminated as widely as possible Possible dissemination mechanisms and channels may include press materials, media and meetings with specific implementation partners. Making Standards
independent scientific body FSSAI, BIS,
AGMARK, etc develops and sets food standards which become part of food law in the States and Territories Standards for Additives, Pesticides, Product quality, etc
National laboratory was established and used for making Standards
enforce food laws monitor the laws Emergency Response Ready to respond when misbehave happen managing food recalls and incidents. PROCESS FOR MAKING OF FOOD STANDARDS