| Literature DB >> 27795907 |
Jining Wang1, Tingqiang Chen1.
Abstract
In this paper, based on the imbalance of the supply-demand relationship of food, we design a spreading model of food safety risk, which is about from food producers to consumers in the food supply chain. We use theoretical analysis and numerical simulation to describe the supply-demand relationship and government supervision behaviors' influence on the risk spread of food safety and the behaviors of the food producers and the food retailers. We also analyze the influence of the awareness of consumer rights protection and the level of legal protection of consumer rights on the risk spread of food safety. This model contributes to the explicit investigation of the influence relationship among supply-demand factors, the regulation behavioral choice of government, the behavioral choice of food supply chain members and food safety risk spread. And this paper provides a new viewpoint for considering food safety risk spread in the food supply chain, which has a great reference for food safety management.Entities:
Keywords: Computational experiment; Food safety risk; Spread model; Supervision behaviors; Supply-demand disturbance
Year: 2016 PMID: 27795907 PMCID: PMC5056927 DOI: 10.1186/s40064-016-2881-2
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Springerplus ISSN: 2193-1801
Fig. 1The spread sequence structure model of food safety risk in the supply chain
Fig. 2The influencing mechanism of the supply-demand relationship and government supervision on the risk spread of food safety and the behaviors of the food producers and the food retailers. a, b the effect of the supply-demand relationship on the spread rate of unsafe food risk under different government supervision behaviors; c, d the effect of the supply-demand relationship on the sampling rate of the food retailers under different government supervision behaviors; e, f the effect of the supply-demand relationship on the raw material adulteration rate of the food producers under different government supervision behaviors
Fig. 3a The effect of the probability of taking legal action to defend their rights and interests after consumers find unqualified products on the spread rate of unsafe food risk; b the effect of the probability of winning after consumers take legal action on the spread rate of unsafe food risk
Fig. 4The influencing mechanism of the supply-demand relationship on the risk spread of food safety and the behaviors of the food producers and the food retailers under the static regulation behavior and the dynamic regulation behavior