Grèce : inspections alimentaires
Qui inspecte votre cuisine, comment se déroule une inspection et s’il existe une évaluation de l’hygiène publique.
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In Greece the app follows the Ministry of Health ordinance Υ.Δ. 47829/2017 and the EFET hygiene guides; EFET and the regional public health services inspect, and there is no public rating.
- organisme d’inspection
- Hellenic Food Authority (Ενιαίος Φορέας Ελέγχου Τροφίμων, EFET)
EFET, the Hellenic Food Authority (Ενιαίος Φορέας Ελέγχου Τροφίμων), works under the Ministry of Rural Development and Food. It checks raw materials, food preparation, premises, equipment, staff hygiene and the HACCP-based system. The regional public health services (υγειονομικές υπηρεσίες) also inspect restaurants under the Ministry of Health ordinance. The municipality (Δήμος) takes the notification to open a food business.
Inspections are risk-based: high-risk businesses come first. They can be unannounced or follow a complaint. The inspector suggests improvements and sets a date for a re-check. A risk to health or repeated non-compliance brings sanctions. The municipality closes a business on the health service’s proposal, and EFET’s Board ratifies EFET fines.
Note d’hygiène
Greece has no public hygiene rating, score or sticker, and nothing has to be shown at the door. EFET publishes yearly statistics of its controls, not results for single restaurants.
Sources officielles
- EFET, Hellenic Food Authority
- Υ.Δ. 47829/2017, health rules for food businesses
- EFET training for food business staff
- EFET allergen circular 20303/2014
- Ministry of Health
Cette page contient des informations générales et ne constitue pas un avis juridique. Veuillez consulter les autorités locales compétentes.