Food safety is a critical issue of global and Taiwanese concern, involving multiple risks such as microbial, chemical, environmental contamination, and improper handling. Crises often arise from incidents like illegal additives, drug residues, expired products, and misleading labeling. To ensure food safety, the industry must rely on comprehensive international and local certification systems—such as HACCP, ISO 22000, and TQF—while also cultivating a strong corporate culture and actively adopting digital and smart management tools to enhance production monitoring and risk control. Additionally, transparent and timely communication with consumers is essential for maintaining brand trust. Implementing food safety not only protects consumer health but also serves as a vital foundation for sustainable business development and international competitiveness.