In which country did the concept of "green food" originate?

concept

Green food refers to pollution-free, pollution-free, safe, high-quality and nutritious food produced with the approval of relevant state specialized agencies according to specific production methods.

In many countries, green food has many similar names and appellations, such as ecological food, natural food, Der Blaue Engel food, healthy food and organic agricultural food. Because the word "green" has been used internationally to protect the environment and related undertakings, in order to highlight that this kind of food comes from a good ecological environment and strict processing procedures, it is called "green food" in China.

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production process

The concept of green food has been accumulated and enriched for a long time.

In the process of human agricultural production, by adding a proper amount of various chemicals (including fertilizers, pesticides, ripening agents, pesticides, etc. ), can greatly improve the ability of crops to resist pests and diseases, thus greatly increasing the output, meeting the growing needs of human beings, and maintaining the balance between population and consumption level.

However, with the continuous improvement of people's living standards, the consumption concept of advocating nature, paying attention to safety and pursuing health has become more and more popular, making the emergence of green food a requirement of the times.

From the 1960s to the early 1970s, many western countries launched "Green Movement" and "Green Revolution". After a long period of development, the concept of green food has been gradually improved.

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Production and processing

Each country has its own set of relevant laws and regulations to regulate the production, processing and transportation of green food. These laws and regulations basically have the same points:

The origin of finished products and raw materials of green food should have a good ecological environment.

Food must not contain substances harmful to health. The residues of heavy metals, bacteria, fertilizers and pesticides must be lower than the relevant national standards.

In the process of planting and growing raw crops, the dosage of pesticides, fertilizers and plant growth regulators should be scientifically controlled in strict accordance with the regulations, and the irrigation water should meet the relevant water quality standards.

Poultry and livestock breeding must meet the relevant feed standards and do a good job in health and epidemic prevention.

The production and processing process should meet the requirements of national food hygiene laws and regulations.

Packaging, storage, transportation and sales processes should also comply with relevant regulations.

The products finally sold must pass the inspection of food monitoring institutions in accordance with the relevant standards of green food before they can enter the market.