MANAGEMENT OF PROCESS SAFETY IN FOOD CHAIN
Journal: International Journal for Quality Research (Vol.7, No. 1)Publication Date: 2013-03-31
Authors : Marija Zahar Djordjevic; Hrvoje Puskaric;
Page : 141-152
Keywords : food safety; food supply chain; process safety; fuzzy logic; expert system;
Abstract
Food safety in all food industries gains increasing importance. Except health risks, diseases caused by spoiled food can significantly increase the economic costs, including medical treatment, absence from work, insurance payments and legal compensation. This paper considers the problem of determining the safety of production processes, and thus the products, in food chains using an expert system which is based on fuzzy logic. All the uncertainties and imprecisions that exist in a model properly are described using the theory of fuzzy sets. The quality goal values and the optimal management strategy are determined by proposed fuzzy expert system.
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