Context & Leadership
Define the organization’s food-chain role, interested-party requirements, policy and responsibilities
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CERTIFICATION
FOOD SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
ISO 22000 is the international food safety management system standard for systematically controlling food-safety hazards that may arise throughout the food chain.
It combines interactive communication, system management, prerequisite programmes (PRPs) and HACCP principles to ensure the consistent provision of safe food.
Define the organization’s food-chain role, interested-party requirements, policy and responsibilities
Distinguish and manage management-system risks and food-safety hazards
Establish and operate sector-specific PRPs to maintain hygienic conditions and activities
Analyze hazards, determine OPRPs/CCPs, and operate action criteria, critical limits and monitoring
Traceability, emergency response, verification, validation, internal audit and improvement
Scientific and systematic control of food-safety hazards
Prevention of food-safety incidents and stronger emergency response
Response to statutory, customer and supply-chain requirements
Improved traceability and supply-chain communication
Greater confidence and competitiveness in international trade
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