Abstract
In accordance with Title IV of Regulation (EU) 2017/625, the Administrative Assistance and Cooperation (AAC) network must be used by control authorities of the Member States, in order to exchange information on non-compliances in the food production chain. After a successful implementation phase in the area of food fraud, an online platform for the exchange of administrative information among the Member States was initiated in 2016. The goal was to address simple food and feed law non-compliances more quickly. Since then, the network has been operating as an efficient, digital information management system. In this article, the background and the development of the intra-authority system are presented.
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