Traceability of pork - advantages, benefits, monitoring

Authors

  • Elena Petrescu Irina Junior Assistant at the Faculty of Agro-Food and Environment Economics from The Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies

Keywords:

pork, food safety, traceability, quality

Abstract

Globalization of trade expands distribution of products and services worldwide, making it more difficult to control the content and quality. To prevent "food terrorism it is necessary to know the evolution of animals from birth to end of life. As long as an animal remains in the same group is easily identified by group ID. But once it leaves the farm, things become more complicated and traceability implementation must take into account many factors. For analysis, the firm needs information about vaccination, food, medication and supervision.

To prevent consumer illness it is very important to monitor (track) the products chain. If a contaminated batch of food is found it will be easier to identify where they were distributed, and what point in the chain of traceability has been contaminated. Monitoring traceability is a complex process, if we consider the steps taken to obtain meat, and therefore, involves the use of a computer system; making it the classic way is difficult and expensive.

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References

1. Istudor, Nicolae (coord.), 2010 – Proiectarea unui sistem informational de monitorizare a trasabilitatii in productia carnii de porc, Eurogama Publishing, Bucharest 2010.
2. Voicu, Radu, Mariana, Bran, Iuliana, Dobre, 2010 - Benefts of implementing a monitoring system for pork traceability in Romania, International conference – Bucharest 24-25 september 2010, ISBN 978-606-505-374-8.
3. * * * MAKIS Research Project no. 141.921/13.08.2008, fnanced by the World Bank Proiectarea unui sistem informaţional de monitorizare a trasabilităţii în producţia cărnii de porc, 2008 – 2010

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Published

2010-12-03

How to Cite

Petrescu Irina, E. (2010). Traceability of pork - advantages, benefits, monitoring. Economics of Agriculture, 57(Spec.num.2), 565–570. Retrieved from https://ea.bg.ac.rs/index.php/EA/article/view/1040