Advanced Food Safety Systems: Risk Analysis, Hazard Control, and Global Regulatory Frameworks

Food safety stands at the critical intersection of science, public health, and global food trade. As food systems become increasingly complex and interconnected, ensuring the safety of food from production to consumption requires advanced scientific tools, robust regulatory frameworks, and effective risk management strategies.Advanced Food Safety Systems: Risk Analysis, Hazard Control, and Global Regulatory Frameworks provides a comprehensive reference for understanding modern food safety science. This book explores the fundamental principles that underpin food safety systems, beginning with the historical development of food safety practices and the evolution of regulatory frameworks worldwide.The book examines the full spectrum of food hazards-including biological, chemical, and physical risks-while providing in-depth discussion of emerging threats such as antimicrobial resistance, climate change-driven contamination patterns, and microplastics in the food chain. Readers are introduced to advanced risk analysis methodologies based on internationally recognized frameworks, including those developed by Codex Alimentarius and other global regulatory bodies.In addition to theoretical foundations, the book provides practical insight into food safety management systems such as HACCP, prerequisite programs, and integrated food safety governance. Special attention is given to the "farm-to-fork" approach, highlighting how safety must be maintained across every stage of the food supply chain-from primary production and processing to distribution, retail, and consumer handling.Designed for food scientists, regulatory professionals, public health practitioners, and students, this reference integrates scientific evidence with practical applications. Case studies, analytical frameworks, and regulatory comparisons help bridge the gap between research and real-world implementation.With global food systems facing unprecedented challenges-including climate change, evolving pathogen ecology, and expanding international trade-this book serves as a vital resource for professionals working to safeguard the global food supply.

Pagina's: 54, Paperback, Eliva Press