Transformation of China's Food Supervision System from the Non-traditional Security Perspective

In this paper, a non-traditional perspective is used to analyze the transformation of China's food supervision system. Theory of endogenous non-traditional security threats is analyzed and some developed countries are compared so that common characteristics and successful experiences can be summarized for reference. Food security is a public issue and needs a new governance mode instead of traditional government control. Governments must attach enough importance on participation of the public and third sectors, the transformation of China's food supervision system which should contain regime transformation, subject transformation and technology transformation, need a cooperation and coordination of all social forces.