Special training programmes are being launched by the World Bank’s International Finance Corporation (IFC) to spread Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) procedures in Bangladesh’s food manufacturing sector.
These formal food health check systems are not widespread in many developing countries, lessening the appeal of their food exports to high value rich county markets.
An IFC note said: “Good safety and public health issues remain a global concern, with broad implications for international trade.” It added that “high-quality food safety management” was “essential…for Bangladesh to become a globally accepted player.”
Its training will help Bangladeshi manufacturers comply with “increasingly rigorous [rich country] auditing standards and laws governing…food processing”.
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