3 Components of FSSC 22000

ISO 22000 – Provides a common framework to entire Supply Chain to provide and manage Requirements, Communication internally and externally and continual improvement.
PRPs – Pre-Requisite programs.
FSSC 22000 requirements – To ensure consistency, integrity and provide governance.

The food and feed safety management system is said to be complete when it fulfil all the requirements specified by different regulatory bodies. The normative documents shall refer to the requirements specified by the CB in detail with regards to assessment of complete Food & Feed Safety Management System. FSSC 22000 is the next logical step for ISO 22000 certified manufacturers wanting to upgrade their certification to a GFSI recognised Standard.

Benefits of FSSC 22000Benefits of FSSC 22000

Implementation benefits

Encourages a holistic view of food safety as more than merely the management of risk.
An ISO-based certification model can be used across the whole food supply chain.
Recognized by the GFSI and the European Cooperation for Accreditation (ECAR)
Operational benefits

Internal benchmarking and management through consistent application across multiple/international sites.
Continual improvement of your food safety management system.
Organizational benefits

Commitment to food safety.
Improved employee engagement, increasing awareness of food risks.
Continuous improvement of the food safety system and its performance.
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