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Project Leader
SIQ - Slovenian Institute for Quality and Metrology, Slovenia
Partners:
- Institute for Applied Biotechnology Murska Sobota, Slovenia;
- Food Research Institute in Bratislava, Slovakia;
- E.R.F.C . (European Regional Framework for Co-operation), Greece;
- Regional Chamber of Economy and Industry Leskovac, Serbia;
- HUMANOPOLIS, Foundation for education and development, FYR Macedonia;
-Chamber of Economy of Sarajevo Canton, Bosnia and Herzegovina;
This action is funded by European Union under the programm line: IPA- Socio Economic Partnership
Total duration of the
action :
24 months
(December 2010 –december 2012)
Location of the
action :
Bosnia&Herzegovina, FYR of Macedonia and Serbia
Total eligible cost of the
action :
492.575,00 EUR
Amount requested from the contracting authority :
394 .060,00 EUR (80%)
Target groups :
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Food and agriculture specialists (food technologists,
veterinarians, agronomists, head cooks and chefs in big and small
kitchens)
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Health
•Veterinary and sanitary inspectors
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Managers (and
owners) of large and small food processing
•Agriculture and tourism
industries (including managers of gastronomy units, food shops and
groceries)
About the Project
Work according to internationally recognised food safety standard HACCP is
obligatory to all players in EU agro-food chain (farmers, processors, trade, transport) and to all importers of
food into EU.In EU Candidate and Accession Countries, SMEs with introduced HACCP system have better and bigger market position and consequently higher competitiveness due to their capacity to export to EU Member States.
The Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP)
system is food safety management
system developed to ensure the safety of foods throughout the food industry around the
world.
General objective of the action is to improved professional operating civil society, better
quality of services, increased cooperation between CSOs and public authorities, better
dissemination in the area of the food product safety and consumer protection in involved
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