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단순가공 농산물의 품질·안전 관리 방안

2014.08.30 26904

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정책연구(P199)
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김성우, 박성진; 변승연
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2014.08.30
연구주제

농업정책일반.

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제1장 서론
제2장 단순가공 농산물 시장 현황 및 특성
제3장 단순가공 농산물 품질 및 안전 관리 현황과 정책
제4장 단순가공 농산물의 품질·안전 관리 실태와 문제점
제5장 단순가공 농산물의 품질·안전 관리 방향과 과제
제6장 요약 및 결론

요약문

경제 발전으로 인한 소득향상과 핵가족화로 인해 단순 가공된 농산물에 대한 수요는 꾸준히 증가하고 있다. 이러한 단순가공 농산물의 수요 증가와 함께 품질 및 안전에 대한 요구도 증가하고 있다. 정부는 그동안 식품의 원료인 농산물의 생산, 가공, 유통, 판매 단계에서의 품질·안전 관리 방안에 대해 노력해 왔다.

그러나 가공식품은 「식품위생법」으로 관리되는 반면, 단순가공 농산물은 「식품위생법」에서도 예외로 적용되어 품질 및 안전 관리가 제대로 되지 않아, 효율적인 관리 방안을 모색할 필요가 있다.

본 연구는 단순가공 농산물의 품질 및 안전성을 높이는 방안을 제시하였다. 특히 우리나라 단순가공 업체들의 영세성이 심각하여 현실적인 방안을 마련하기 위해 추진되었다.
연구의 완성도를 높이기 위해 단순가공 업체들의 현장을 점검·조사하여 문제점과 현실적인 관리 방안을 강구하였으며, 전문가들과의 심층면접을 통해 현장에 적용 가능한 방안을 제시하였다.

The purpose of this study is to derive the ways of efficient management on quality and safety of simple processed agricultural products.
The definition and scope is divided into simple processed agricultural products and processed foods depending on the purpose of usage. The former is generally used to cook including preprocessing and fresh cut products, and the latter is consumed instantly covering fresh convenience foods and some fresh cut products.
For this purpose, we need to manage the simple processed agricultural products with GAP(Good Agricultural Practices) and processed foods in HACCP.
Although GAP is managing the hazard factors from production to post-harvest, distribution, and sale, there can be the lack of management zones in marketing channels because it is not legally binding on quality and safety for simple processed agricultural products. Furthermore, GAP has the standards of land, water, and chemicals to produce agricultural products and certified agricultural products have to be distributed through the GAP facilities. However, the standards for facilities are not specified. Therefore, the specific measures should be provided for GAP.
First, a cold chain system should be introduced and enhanced in the marketing channel and management. It is necessary to suppress as much as possible micro-organisms in agricultural products since there is a risk of contamination due to the nature of the products cultivated in the open field.
Second, it should be obliged to use the water for washing food. According to the simple processing manufacturer survey, 53.3% of those use the tap water, followed by groundwater and agricultural water. However, there is risk of being exposed to livestock manure and chemicals because most of businesses are in the agricultural production area.
Third, management standards for packaging of processed agricultural products should be established. since there is potential risk of browning and odors relying on the packing methods and mixed harmful substances in the packing process.
Fourth, the publicity for GAP should be strengthened. Producers and manufacturers do not use the GAP due to no compensation but consumers do not know the GAP. Moreover, the survey indicated that consumers are willing to pay additional costs for GAP agricultural products.
Fifth, the training and consulting of the quality and safety for producers and employees should be extended. These programs are needed for both producers and processors to produce high quality and safe products.
Sixth, it is needed to designate more GAP facilities. Since RPC and APC of the national GAP facilities are each only 55% and 42%, RPC and APC supported from government should be mandatory to specify the GAP facilities and extend to private facilities.
Finally, we need to build the connection systems of GAP and HACCP. Without a predetermined program such as GAP and GMP, HACCP can not perform because it is only a portion of the food safety programs. Therefore, it is preferable to manage the simple processed agricultural products like pretreatment and some fresh cut products with GAP and HACCP for processed foods including instant intake is desirable.

Researchers: Kim Seongwoo, Park Seongjin, Byun Seungyeon
Research period: 2014. 3. ~ 2014. 8.
E-mail address: swootamu@krei.re.kr