英文摘要
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Most international food industries have actively implemented Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) as a food safety management system. The hospitality industry in Taiwan started implementing a pre-counselling system in 1998. Until now, however, there has been no systematic, effective implementation of HACCP in the hospitality industry in Taiwan, especially with regard to the small and medium sized hospitality sector. The aim of this article is to understand implementation barriers for HACCP in the hospitality industry in Taiwan. A questionnaire on implementation barriers in Taiwan was developed and eighty four questionnaires were returned. Through analysis of the results, it was found that workers in the hospitality industry in Taiwan do not have a high degree of perception of the HACCP system. In terms of implementation barriers, lack of resources, lack of agreement and lack of motivation are the three items of most concern which coincide with other research. In addition, it was found that participants also consider that lack of risk awareness and lack of positive reinforcement are important barriers. It is recommended that understanding of HACCP and knowledge of safety and hygiene should be more emphasized, especially for new staff. With regard to the method by which staff members are educated and trained, it is suggested that employers promote rewards rather than punishment.
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