Codex Contact Point for Poland
The history of the Codex
Contact Point for Poland
is as long as FAO/WHO Codex Alimentarius Commission activity. In 1963 the FAO/WHO
Codex Contact Point was established in the
Polish Committee for Standardization. In 1964 by the Regulation of the
Minister of Foreign Trade, the Agricultural and Food Quality Inspection (CIS)
was appointed as the Polish Secretariat for co-operation with the FAO/WHO Codex
Alimentarius Commission. In consequence, the
Agricultural and Food Quality Inspection (CIS) was notified in the FAO/WHO Codex Alimentarius
Secretariat in Rome as the FAO/WHO Codex Contact Point for Poland. Since 1st January 2003 the
Agricultural and Food Quality Inspection[1]
acts as the FAO/WHO Codex Contact Point
for Poland. Despite organizational changes and
consecutive subordinations to the different ministries [1] Created by joining former Agricultural and Food Quality Inspection
(CIS) and Inspection for Purchasing and
Processing of Agricultural Products (ISiPAR)
the FAO/WHO Codex
Contact Point for Poland kept up the continuity of works and co-operation with the FAO/WHO Codex Alimentarius
Commission.
The main tasks of the Codex Contact Point for Poland
Welcome to Codex Contact Point in Poland
The rules of codex works at the national level
