Food Safety Regulations for Aquaculture
Food safety regulations combine hygiene, residues, traceability and labelling. Commercial aquaculture must design to the strictest target market it intends to serve.
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Portée
- Farm inputs (feed, veterinary)
- Processing hygiene
- Residues and contaminants
- Traceability & labelling
Points clés
- Traceability from broodstock to pack is now the baseline
- Batch and lot separation must be architectural
Implications acheteur
- Include ERP / traceability tender line item alongside equipment
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