FOOD MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

What is ISO 22000?

ISO 22000 is a globally accepted international standard, which specifies the requirements for food safety management systems. Established in 2005, ISO 22000 is applicable to all organizations involved in the food chain, whose main objective is to ensure food safety. The standard outlines a framework which harmonizes all parts of the food supply chain, from producer to consumer, and helps you reduce food hazards, control the risks and prevent contamination.

Benefits

Food Safety Management has become the headline of many articles worldwide and if businesses choose to ignore it, they will have you bear the consequences. By obtaining an ISO 22000 certification, you will prove your commitment to food safety and adherence to respective food safety regulations.

By obtaining an ISO 22000 certification, you will prove your dedication to food safety to your customers and stakeholders. Moreover, you will gain a worldwide recognized certification on Food Safety Management, where you will learn all the processes and policies needed to mitigate risks and enhance accountability and transparency. This will, in turn, will you a competitive advantage by improving your brand's reputation and leading to potential increases in business volume.

Process

Step by Step for ISO Certification

Requirements

These are some of the items that may be required for the ISO certification process, assessors may require more but your company need to have this basic information ready

  • A full description of your company profile
  • A list of all your company locations and branches
  • An organization structure of your company
  • Role and responsibility decriptions for all your staffs
  • Description of your operations and line business
  • A documented descrition of your internal processes
  • If Manufacturing - description of your manufacturing process
  • If manufacturing - List of all your products
  • If manufacturing - List of all your products licenses
  • If manufacturing list of all your equipments and licenses
  • List of your existing operational licenses and certifications
  • List of your internal experts, technical staffs and specialist with their skills, degree and certificates
  • Profile of your technical partners and how they integrate to your operations
  • Your training schedules and past training traken thus far
  • Your existing quality management framework and strategies if any
  • Your security manual and strategies if any
  • The technology your company use for your operations if any

Note* - that in case you do now have any of the listed information, our assesors and consultants will work with you to put them in place. You may still go ahead with your application.

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