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Food & Feed Safety Certification

Food & Feed Safety Certification

Food and feed safety certifications cover quality management systems for manufacturers and processors, from foundational hazard control through to full supply chain assurance recognised by major retailers.

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01 — STANDARD

HACCP

Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points — the foundational food safety framework, originally developed for NASA's space programme, that identifies and controls biological, chemical and physical hazards at critical points in production.

02 — STANDARD

ISO 22000 & FSSC 22000

ISO 22000 is the international food safety management system standard. FSSC 22000 builds on it with additional sector-specific requirements and is recognised by the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI), making it widely accepted by major retailers and brand owners.

03 — STANDARD

BRC (BRCGS)

A GFSI-recognised global standard, originally developed by British retailers, covering food safety, quality and operational criteria for manufacturers supplying supermarkets and food brands.

04 — STANDARD

GHP & GMP

Good Hygiene Practice and Good Manufacturing Practice — baseline hygiene and process-control requirements for facilities producing food, feed or related products.

05 — STANDARD

GMP+ FSA

A globally recognised feed safety assurance scheme, covering the full animal feed supply chain from raw material production through to compound feed manufacturing and trade.

Why get certified

Benefits of Food & Feed Safety Certification Certification.

Food and feed safety certification is increasingly a precondition for supplying major retailers, brand owners, and export markets.

01

GFSI-recognised credibility

FSSC 22000 and BRC are recognised under the Global Food Safety Initiative, satisfying the audit requirements of most major retailers and brand owners in one certification.

02

Reduced recall and liability risk

Structured hazard control systems like HACCP catch safety issues before they reach the customer, lowering the risk of costly recalls.

03

Supply chain confidence

GMP+ FSA and ISO 22000 give your customers documented assurance of safety and quality across your entire production and supply chain.