Abstract

This study from the Angle of food safety, in light of the present condition of the athletes food safety exists and the knot of the main problems of food safety and food safety laws and regulations to ensure athletes of analyzed the domestic and foreign athletes food safety laws and regulations, then to athletes in our country's food laws and regulations, system and supervision model, from the anti-doping regulations and the existing problems, from a regulatory reasons: lead to the occurrence of food safety is one of the most important factor is the lack and the imperfect legislation, law enforcement and supervision legal system of three levels, without a sound supervision mechanism. Food safety regulatory athletes should according to the national law food safety law and it’s implementing rules, followed by another reference regional health laws and regulations, establishing and perfecting food safety legal system constantly. Regulators and regulatory content analysis on the present situation of the athletes in our country food safety regulation, supervision and management of reference foreign athlete’s food safety law, athlete’s legal supervision and administration of food safety research in China.

Keywords:

Athletes, influence factors, the importance of food safety,

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