Abstract

This study takes our country's unified construction of rapid response system of food safety as the goal, regarding the model of early warning of food safety as the breakthrough point, combined with the analysis of the features of the early warning of the network, exploring the integrated ideas of the early forecast and early warning system of food safety information in China, so as to construct the perfect and dynamic forecasting and early warning system of food safety with international standard for the whole open society as soon as possible.

Keywords:

Early warning model, food safety information, network,

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