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Experiences in application of HACCP systems in small and medium sized businesses in Hungary

Year of publication 2002

Place of publication Rome, Italy ;

Product type Meeting

Edition 1

Synopsis (short abstract) A model scheme was developed to promote the widespread application of HACCP systems in accordance with principles of Good Hygienic Practice in SME companies. The scheme was organised by industrial Research and Development (R+D) personnel with support from the Hungarian Ministry of Agriculture and Regional Development (MARD). The scope covered products of plant origin, preserved foods and catering.

Meeting symbol PEC CRD 11

Language English

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