ISO 22000 Certification - Food Safety
We implement the international food safety standard, combining HACCP with management system requirements.
Benefits
- Globally recognized international standard
- Complete integration with HACCP
- Increased credibility in international markets
- Reduced food safety incidents
Our Process
- 1Assessment of existing systems
- 2Development of integrated management system
- 3Implementation and validation
- 4Audit preparation and assistance
ISO 22000 Certification: practical scope and deliverables
This section clarifies where the service applies, what documents and recommendations are delivered, and which operational risks are reduced.
Who this service is for
- Food producers seeking an internationally recognised food safety management system
- Companies in the food chain that need to demonstrate control, traceability and effective communication
- Organisations that already have HACCP and want to integrate it into a broader management system
- Sites preparing for certification, customer audits or expansion into new markets
What we deliver
- Gap analysis against ISO 22000 requirements and existing food safety controls
- Food safety management system structure, including PRPs, OPRPs and the HACCP plan
- Procedures, responsibilities, records and tools for monitoring, verification and improvement
- Preparation for internal audit, corrective actions and certification audit readiness
Risks reduced
- Misalignment between HACCP requirements, operational good practices and management system requirements
- Lack of clear structure for communication, traceability, nonconformity control and product withdrawal
- Audit risks caused by incomplete documents, unclear responsibilities or inconsistent records
- Fragmented application of food safety controls in day-to-day processes
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between HACCP and ISO 22000?
ISO 22000 integrates HACCP principles into a complete management system, adding organizational management and communication requirements.
Who needs ISO 22000?
Any organization in the food chain, from producers to retailers, that wants to demonstrate superior commitment to food safety.