ISO 20400 – Sustainable Procurement Conformity Assessment

Overview

ISO 20400 provides guidelines for integrating sustainability into procurement processes. Our assessment helps organizations:

  • Align purchasing practices with ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) goals

  • Meet stakeholder expectations for ethical sourcing

  • Reduce risks in supply chains

  • Improve compliance with international standards

Who It’s For

  • Corporations implementing sustainable procurement policies

  • Public sector organizations with ESG mandates

  • Suppliers aiming to meet client sustainability requirements

  • NGOs and institutions promoting ethical supply chains

Why an ISO 20400 Assessment Matters

  • Risk Mitigation: Identify unsustainable practices in your supply chain

  • Cost Savings: Optimize procurement through resource-efficient processes

  • Reputation Boost: Demonstrate commitment to ethical sourcing

  • Competitive Edge: Qualify for tenders requiring sustainable procurement proof

Scope of Our Remote Assessment

  • Policy Review: Evaluate procurement policies against ISO 20400 guidelines

  • Supplier Evaluation: Assess sustainability criteria in vendor selection

  • Process Audit: Review purchasing workflows for ESG integration

  • Stakeholder Interviews: Engage with procurement teams and suppliers

  • Improvement Plan: Prioritized actions to enhance sustainability

Our 6-Step Remote Assessment Process

  1. Scoping Call: Define assessment focus areas

  2. Document Submission: Procurement policies, supplier codes of conduct

  3. Virtual Interviews: Key personnel and supplier discussions

  4. Data Analysis: Review purchasing data and sustainability metrics

  5. Findings Workshop: Present gaps and improvement opportunities

  6. Final Report: Issue Conformity Assessment Certificate

Deliverables

  • Conformity Assessment Certificate (valid 3 years)

  • Sustainable Procurement Gap Report

  • Supplier Engagement Toolkit

  • Customized Implementation Roadmap

  • Executive Summary Presentation

Why Company Certification Int.?

  • Sector-Specific Expertise: Tailored for manufacturing, healthcare, retail, etc.

  • Actionable Insights: Clear steps to improve procurement sustainability

  • Global Standards Alignment: Complies with UN SDGs and ESG frameworks

  • Remote Efficiency: No disruption to operations

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FAQ

Q: Is ISO 20400 certification possible?
A: No, ISO 20400 is a guidance standard (not certifiable). Our Conformity Assessment provides formal recognition of your alignment with its best practices.

Q: How long does the assessment take?
A: Typically 4-6 weeks, depending on organization size and complexity.

Q: Can small businesses benefit from this?
A: Absolutely! We tailor assessments for SMEs with scalable solutions.

Q: What’s the difference between this and ISO 26000?
A: ISO 20400 focuses specifically on sustainable procurement, while ISO 26000 covers broader social responsibility.

Q: Do you assess suppliers too?
A: Yes, we offer supplier sustainability evaluations as an add-on service.

ISO 19011 – Management Systems Auditing Conformity Assessment

Overview

ISO 19011 provides internationally recognized guidelines for auditing management systems. Our assessment helps organizations:

  • Evaluate and improve internal audit processes

  • Ensure compliance with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and other standards

  • Enhance audit program effectiveness

  • Train competent auditors

Who It’s For

  • Organizations implementing or maintaining management systems

  • Internal audit teams seeking performance validation

  • Companies preparing for certification audits

  • Consultants providing audit services

Why an ISO 19011 Assessment Matters

  • Improve Audit Quality: Identify gaps in your audit processes

  • Risk Reduction: Strengthen compliance with management system standards

  • Competitive Advantage: Demonstrate robust audit capabilities to stakeholders

  • Cost Savings: Optimize resources through more effective audits

Scope of Our Remote Assessment

  • Gap Analysis: Compare audit processes against ISO 19011 guidelines

  • Document Review: Audit procedures, checklists, and reports

  • Competency Evaluation: Assess auditor skills and qualifications

  • Process Mapping: Review audit planning, execution, and follow-up

  • Recommendations: Provide actionable improvement steps

Our 6-Step Remote Assessment Process

  1. Kick-off Meeting: Define scope and objectives

  2. Document Submission: Audit manuals, reports, and records

  3. Virtual Interviews: Engage with audit team and management

  4. Process Evaluation: Remote observation of audit activities

  5. Findings Review: Discuss preliminary results

  6. Final Report: Deliver assessment certificate and improvement plan

Deliverables

  • Conformity Assessment Certificate

  • Detailed Gap Analysis Report

  • Audit Process Improvement Plan

  • Auditor Competency Evaluation

  • Executive Presentation Deck

Why Company Certification Int.?

  • Specialized Expertise: Focused on management system audits

  • Practical Approach: Real-world recommendations, not just compliance

  • Global Recognition: Accepted by certification bodies worldwide

  • Flexible Engagement: Remote or on-site options available

ISO 10002 Customer Complaint Handling Assessment

Overview
ISO 10002 is the internationally recognized guidance for effective customer complaint handling. It helps organizations of all sizes and sectors implement transparent, fair, and improvement-focused processes, covering complaint receipt, investigation, resolution, and systemic improvements.

Who It's For

✔ Organizations aiming to embed customer-centric practices into their operations
✔ Companies seeking stronger customer satisfaction credentials for tenders and stakeholders
✔ Service providers, retailers, and public bodies wanting to demonstrate complaint handling excellence

Why a Complaint Handling Assessment Matters

  • Boost Customer Loyalty: Prove you value and act on customer feedback
  •  Mitigate Risks: Identify gaps in complaint resolution before they escalate
  • Win Business: Differentiate in procurement processes with independent validation
  • Drive Improvement: Get data-backed insights to enhance your processes

Scope of Our Remote Assessment

Gap Analysis

  • Compare your complaint handling against ISO 10002 principles

Process Mapping

  • Evaluate complaint channels, response times, and escalation paths

Document & Data Review

  • Audit complaint logs, policies, training materials, and resolution records

Virtual Interviews & Workshops

  • Conduct remote sessions with customer service teams and management

Recommendations & Roadmap

  • Deliver prioritized actions aligned with ISO 10002 best practices

Our 6-Step Remote Assessment Process

  1. Kick-off & Scoping Call: Define objectives and assessment parameters

  2. Document Collection: Secure transfer of complaint handling documentation

  3. Virtual Interviews: Validate implementation with relevant teams

  4. Preliminary Findings Review: Share initial observations for feedback

  5. Final Report & Certificate: Issue Conformity Assessment Certificate with gap matrix

  6. Follow-up Support: Optional implementation guidance sessions

Deliverables

  •  Conformity Assessment Certificate confirming ISO 10002 alignment
  • Comprehensive Gap Analysis Report with executive summary
  •  Tailored Improvement Roadmap with clear timelines
  •  Presentation Deck for leadership teams

Why Company Certification Int.?

  • Remote-First Expertise: Streamlined online assessment process
  • 15+ Years' Experience: Across retail, healthcare, finance, and public sector
  • Actionable Insights: Practical recommendations, not just compliance checks
  • Global Recognition: Assessments accepted by international partners

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SOC 2 & GDPR Assessment Services

What is SOC 2?

SOC 2 (System and Organization Controls 2) is a globally recognized standard ensuring that companies manage customer data securely. It is essential for SaaS providers, cloud services, and technology firms.

SOC 2 Compliance Covers:

  • Security – Protection against unauthorized access.
  • Availability – Reliable system uptime and performance.
  • Processing Integrity – Accurate and valid transaction processing.
  • Confidentiality – Strong access controls and encryption.
  • Privacy – Secure collection, storage, and management of personal data.

Why Choose Company Certification Int. for SOC 2?

Accredited Certification Body – Trusted worldwide.
Experienced SOC 2 Auditors – Helping businesses get certified fast.
Customized Compliance Roadmap – Tailored to your company’s needs.
End-to-End SOC 2 Support – Gap analysis, policy development, and audits.
Fast & Hassle-Free Process – Minimize compliance burden and get certified smoothly.

Why Choose Company Certification Int. for SOC 2?

Accredited Certification Body – Trusted worldwide.
Experienced SOC 2 Auditors – Helping businesses get certified fast.
Customized Compliance Roadmap – Tailored to your company’s needs.
End-to-End SOC 2 Support – Gap analysis, policy development, and audits.
Fast & Hassle-Free Process – Minimize compliance burden and get certified smoothly.

Our SOC 2 Certification Process

  1. SOC 2 Readiness Assessment – We conduct a gap analysis to assess security controls.
  2. Policy & Controls Implementation – Assist in defining security controls and risk management policies.
  3. Internal Audit & Risk Assessment – Ensuring your organization meets SOC 2 compliance.
  4. SOC 2 Audit & Attestation – Independent external audit to verify compliance.
  5. Certification & Ongoing Compliance – Maintain security and compliance best practices.
  • Duration: SOC 2 certification takes 3-6 months, depending on the company’s readiness.
  • SOC 2 Type I vs. Type II:
    • Type I – Point-in-time assessment.
    • Type II – Compliance effectiveness over 3-12 months.

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Who Needs SOC 2 Certification?

SOC 2 is essential for:

  • SaaS & Technology Companies – Secure software and cloud services.
  • Cloud & Data Centers – Ensure infrastructure meets security standards.
  • Healthcare & Fintech – Protect sensitive data & regulatory compliance.
  • Enterprises Handling Customer Data – Meet security expectations of B2B clients.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How long does SOC 2 certification take?
✔️ Typically 3-6 months, depending on readiness.

What’s the difference between SOC 2 Type I & Type II?
✔️ Type I: Point-in-time assessment.
✔️ Type II: Compliance over a period (3-12 months).

How much does SOC 2 certification cost?
✔️ Cost varies based on company size & scope. Get a free quote!

SOC 2 & GDPR Compliance Services

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Service Category SOC 2 Services GDPR Services
Readiness Assessment ✅ Gap analysis to identify weaknesses in security controls. ✅ GDPR gap analysis to identify compliance gaps with regulations.
Policy & Documentation Development ✅ Draft security policies aligned with Trust Services Criteria (TSC). ✅ Create GDPR-compliant privacy policies, cookie policies, and data processing agreements (DPA).
Risk Assessment & Internal Audit ✅ Conduct internal audits to evaluate security measures before formal SOC 2 audits. ✅ Perform Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIA) for high-risk data processing.
SOC 2 & GDPR Certification Audit ✅ Issue SOC 2 Type I & Type II reports based on security and privacy controls. ✅ Conduct GDPR compliance audits and provide GDPR certification.
Continuous Compliance & Monitoring ✅ Ongoing compliance support, annual security audits, and training. ✅ Continuous data protection audits and GDPR policy updates.
Incident Response & Data Breach Management ✅ Develop data breach response plans and security incident management. ✅ Assist in reporting data breaches to regulatory authorities within GDPR timelines.
DPO (Data Protection Officer) as a Service ❌ Not applicable. ✅ Provide outsourced DPO services for GDPR compliance.
Compliance Training & Awareness ✅ Staff training on SOC 2 security controls and best practices. ✅ GDPR awareness training for handling personal data & data subject requests (DSR).
Third-Party Vendor Compliance Audits ✅ Evaluate vendor security controls for SOC 2 compliance. ✅ Assess third-party GDPR compliance for data processors and cloud providers.
Privacy & Security Framework Alignment ✅ Align compliance with ISO 27001, ISO 27701, NIST, HIPAA. ✅ Align compliance with CCPA, ISO 27701, and global privacy regulations.

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SOC 2 vs. GDPR: Assessment or Certification?

Understand the differences between SOC 2 and GDPR in terms of assessment and certification.

Framework Assessment or Certification? Description
SOC 2 Assessment (Attestation Report) SOC 2 is not a formal certification, but an attestation report issued by an independent auditor. The report verifies that a company has implemented effective security controls based on the Trust Services Criteria (TSC).
GDPR Compliance Assessment (No Official Certification) GDPR does not offer an official certification. Instead, organizations must demonstrate compliance through self-assessments, audits, and regulatory reviews. Data protection authorities can enforce compliance and issue fines for non-compliance.

Comparison: SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 27701 & GDPR

Understand the differences between leading security and privacy frameworks.

Feature SOC 2 ISO 27001 ISO 27701 GDPR
Developed by AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants) ISO (International Organization for Standardization) ISO (International Organization for Standardization) European Union (EU)
Focus Security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy of customer data Information Security Management System (ISMS) Privacy Information Management System (PIMS) Personal data protection and privacy rights
Applicability Primarily for SaaS, cloud, and technology service providers Any organization handling sensitive information Organizations managing personal data (PII) Any organization handling EU residents' personal data
Framework Trust Services Criteria (TSC) ISO 27001 Annex A controls (aligned with ISO 27002) Extension of ISO 27001 with privacy-specific controls Legal framework defining rights, obligations, and penalties
Certification Type No formal certification, only an attestation report by an independent auditor Formal certification (3-year cycle with audits) Formal certification (must have ISO 27001 first) No official certification, but organizations must demonstrate compliance
Assessment Type Type I: Point-in-time audit; Type II: Continuous assessment over time Certification with surveillance audits Certification with periodic audits (linked to ISO 27001) Self-assessment & regulatory audits by data protection authorities
Legal & Compliance Alignment Helps meet HIPAA, GDPR, CCPA, but does not guarantee compliance Aligns with NIST, GDPR, SOC 2, and other security frameworks Supports GDPR, CCPA, LGPD, and other privacy laws Legally binding in the EU, applies to businesses worldwide handling EU personal data
Audit Frequency Typically annual or per client request 3-year certification cycle with annual surveillance audits Linked to ISO 27001 audit cycle No mandatory audits, but data protection authorities can enforce compliance
Key Deliverable SOC 2 Report (Type I or Type II) ISO 27001 Certification ISO 27701 Certification Compliance documentation & evidence for regulators
Data Protection & Rights Focuses on security but does not define specific privacy rights Focuses on confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information Defines privacy-specific roles (Data Controller, Processor) and compliance requirements Grants individuals rights (access, rectification, erasure, portability, etc.)
Enforcement & Penalties No legal penalties; failing SOC 2 can lead to loss of business No direct penalties, but losing certification can impact business No direct legal penalties, but non-compliance impacts ISO 27701 certification Fines up to €20 million or 4% of global annual turnover for violations
Geographical Influence Primarily North America (U.S.) Global (ISO standards apply worldwide) Global (Designed to align with GDPR & privacy laws) EU and global businesses handling EU citizens' data

ISO 41001 Standard

Discover ISO 41001 Certification

ISO 41001:2018 stands as the inaugural standard for Facility Management (FM) Systems, issued by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Last revised in 2018, ISO 41001 offers a structured framework, adhering to Annex SL guidelines, to implement a globally recognized and efficient Facility Management System within an organization. Acting as a yardstick for service consistency and capability, ISO 41001 is pivotal in assessing the efficiency of FM.

The primary objective of a Facility Management System is to seamlessly integrate people, processes, locations, and procedures to enhance the quality of life for all stakeholders, thereby facilitating continual improvement for businesses.

Is ISO 41001 Certification Suitable for Me?

Organizations of any size, sector, or geographical location can pursue ISO 41001:2018 to enhance their operational processes. The well-being of staff and management hinges on the quality of the facilities management system.

Why is ISO 41001:2018 Certification Crucial?

The structured framework of ISO 41001:2018 prepares organizations to tackle forthcoming challenges and opportunities. Currently, the facility management landscape is rife with unorganized players; thus, attaining ISO 41001:2018 certification for your FM systems showcases their effectiveness and efficiency, aligning with your organizational objectives.

Ensuring your organization's sustainability in a fiercely competitive market can be achieved through ISO 41001:2018 certification.

With organizational processes growing increasingly complex, effective facility management has become imperative. Utilizing a uniform standard significantly eases the management of multiple processes.

Facility management is a burgeoning sector witnessing rapid and sustained growth. Here's why ISO 41001:2018 was introduced for FM systems:

Economic: In some countries, the Facility Management sector contributes up to 6-7% of the GDP. Social: It fosters healthy and safe living environments, crucial for employee well-being and future workforce experience. In today's landscape, prospective employees prioritize well-managed infrastructure with minimal greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, FM systems instill confidence in them.

Focus Areas for ISO 41001:2018 Implementation:

EHS (Environment, Health, and Safety) Fire Safety Security Maintenance, Testing, and Inspections Cleaning Operations Space Allocation and Changes Business Continuity Planning Continuous Monitoring and Regular Audits Corrective Action and Continual Improvement

Benefits of Attaining ISO 41001 Certification:

ISO 41001's core objectives yield several benefits, including:

Enhanced safety and well-being of the workforce, translating to improved productivity. Streamlined communication between private and public sector organizations regarding requirements and methodologies. Cost benefits stemming from improved effectiveness and efficiency. Consistency in service delivery. We standardized facility management practices across organizations.

In summary, ISO 41001:2018 certification aims to enhance organizational cost-effectiveness and bolster its reputation among customers and business partners alike. With ISO 41001:2018 certification, organizations can showcase the effectiveness of their Facility Management System.

ISO 27701 Privacy Information Management

WHAT IS ISO 27701 & GDPR?

Meet your stakeholders’ privacy demands. ISO 27701 builds on the principles of ISO 27001 with requirements for implementing a Privacy Information Management System (PIMS). This international standard provides organizations with guidance on privacy protection, including the management of personally identifiable information, and helps demonstrate compliance with key regulations such as the EU GDPR through a robust approach to managing information assets.

Certification to ISO 27701 leads to a stronger information security management system that properly addresses the changing requirements and expectations around privacy management and builds trust with stakeholders.

Our ISO 27701 Services

Our experts are equipped to deliver flexible ISO 27701 services through both on-site and remote sessions or as a blend of both; we’re here to work around the unique needs of your business.

SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 27701 & GDPR Comaprison

Understand the differences between leading security and privacy frameworks.

Feature SOC 2 ISO 27001 ISO 27701 GDPR
Developed by AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants) ISO (International Organization for Standardization) ISO (International Organization for Standardization) European Union (EU)
Focus Security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy of customer data Information Security Management System (ISMS) Privacy Information Management System (PIMS) Personal data protection and privacy rights
Applicability Primarily for SaaS, cloud, and technology service providers Any organization handling sensitive information Organizations managing personal data (PII) Any organization handling EU residents' personal data
Framework Trust Services Criteria (TSC) ISO 27001 Annex A controls (aligned with ISO 27002) Extension of ISO 27001 with privacy-specific controls Legal framework defining rights, obligations, and penalties
Certification Type No formal certification, only an attestation report by an independent auditor Formal certification (3-year cycle with audits) Formal certification (must have ISO 27001 first) No official certification, but organizations must demonstrate compliance
Assessment Type Type I: Point-in-time audit; Type II: Continuous assessment over time Certification with surveillance audits Certification with periodic audits (linked to ISO 27001) Self-assessment & regulatory audits by data protection authorities
Legal & Compliance Alignment Helps meet HIPAA, GDPR, CCPA, but does not guarantee compliance Aligns with NIST, GDPR, SOC 2, and other security frameworks Supports GDPR, CCPA, LGPD, and other privacy laws Legally binding in the EU, applies to businesses worldwide handling EU personal data
Audit Frequency Typically annual or per client request 3-year certification cycle with annual surveillance audits Linked to ISO 27001 audit cycle No mandatory audits, but data protection authorities can enforce compliance
Key Deliverable SOC 2 Report (Type I or Type II) ISO 27001 Certification ISO 27701 Certification Compliance documentation & evidence for regulators
Data Protection & Rights Focuses on security but does not define specific privacy rights Focuses on confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information Defines privacy-specific roles (Data Controller, Processor) and compliance requirements Grants individuals rights (access, rectification, erasure, portability, etc.)
Enforcement & Penalties No legal penalties; failing SOC 2 can lead to loss of business No direct penalties, but losing certification can impact business No direct legal penalties, but non-compliance impacts ISO 27701 certification Fines up to €20 million or 4% of global annual turnover for violations
Geographical Influence Primarily North America (U.S.) Global (ISO standards apply worldwide) Global (Designed to align with GDPR & privacy laws) EU and global businesses handling EU citizens' data

ISO 37001 Anti-bribery Management System

WHAT IS ISO 37001?

ISO 37001 certification makes you bring your organization toward a better business environment. It makes your organization be capable of complying with globally recognized anti-bribery best practices and proves your competence toward implementing and managing an Anti-bribery Management System.

The Anti-bribery Management System which is based on ISO 37001, helps your organization prevent, detect, and address bribery towards a better ethical business culture.

ISO 37001, the Anti-bribery management system, specifies measures to help organizations prevent, detect, and address bribery. These include adopting an anti-bribery policy, appointing a person to oversee anti-bribery compliance, training, risk assessments, and due diligence on projects and business associates, implementing financial and commercial controls, and instituting reporting and investigation procedures.

Any organization, large or small, can use ISO 37001, whether it be in the public, private, or voluntary sector, and in any country. It is a flexible tool, which can be adapted according to the size and nature of the organization and the bribery risk it faces.

ISO 45001 Occupational Health & Safety

 Occupational Health and Safety 

ISO 45001 | Compliance with Health and Safety legislation and regulations is a critical requirement for all businesses. Implementing a structured Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSMS) based on recognized standards can provide significant benefits, including improved compliance, reductions in illness and injury statistics, and cost savings. The OHSAS 18001 standard is the most widely recognized Occupational Health &Safety Management System standard globally. This structured management systems approach enables organizations to identify hazards and assess and prioritize risks. OHSAS 18001 is compatible with the ISO 14001 and ISO 9001 international standards, and more organizations are recognizing the efficiencies and other benefits of an integrated business management systems approach to implement appropriate protective and preventive control measures to reduce the potential for occupational injuries, illnesses, and fatalities. Companies with the above systems have the necessary marketing edge and it helps them to stay in front when it comes to Employee Protection. OHSAS programs deliver Significant benefits, better awareness and control of workplace hazards and risks can reduce the number and severity of lost time incidents and injuries and improve employee health and safety and delivery.

Key Benefits

Implementing ISO 45001 Helps Your Company In The Following Way.

  • Commitment to the protection of employees and safeguarding of property
  • Compliance with Health and Safety Legislation
  • Improve efficiency and consequently reduce Loss of time
  • Improving cost control through reduced Incidents
  • Reduce insurance premium
  • Improve safety culture
  • Improve Image with Authorities
  • Improve Employee ethics
  • Improve awareness in society

ISO 14001|EMS

Environment Management System

With the alarm of global warming and its consequences, human society has become serious about ecology and its preservation. ISO 14001 is an international standard developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) through dedicated technical committees representing approximately 173 countries around the world. Its purpose is to enable an organization of any type or size to develop and implement a policy committing it to the prevention of pollution, compliance with legal and other requirements, and continual improvement. Companies adopting ISO 14001 EMS are well placed against their competitors and are duly recognized at the global level. Environmental regulations are getting stricter, and so is law enforcement. Customers and shareholders increasingly demand that businesses diminish the environmental impact of their business, demonstrate what they do, and how they improve. An Environmental Management System helps your organization to be in control of and successfully manage the most significant environmental aspects, e.g. emissions, waste handling, utilization of natural resources, and energy efficiency. An ISO 14001 implementation and certification proves that your Environmental Management System has been measured against a best practice standard and found compliant.

Key Benefits

  • Implementing ISO 14001 helps your company in the following way
  • Compliance to Environmental Legislation
  • Improving cost control through materials and Energy
  • Reducing Environmental Incidents
  • Improve Image with Authorities
  • Improve Employee ethics
  • Improve awareness in society

ISO 22000

WHAT IS ISO 22000?

ISO 22000 is an international standard that defines the requirements of a food safety management system covering all organizations in the food chain from "farm to fork". ISO 22000 is an International Standard for FSMS (Food Safety Management System). This standard is generic in nature and can be applied to organizations of any type, size, and nature. This international standard ISO 22000, can be implemented by any organization within the Food Supply Chain irrespective of whether it has direct or circumlocutory involvement. ISO 22000 is a highly efficient combination of auditable requirements of the Food Safety Management System. It is a combination of the HACCP Plan, prerequisite programs, and operational pre-requisite programs. Hazard analysis is the first step of the Food Safety Management System as it involves the identification of all hazards, analysis of the significance, and determining treatment methods required to establish an effective combination of control measures. All hazards including the ones expected to occur in the food chain due to the type of facility or processes are identified, assessed, and actions are taken.

Benefits

Certifying Your Food Management System Against The Requirements Of ISO 22000 Will Bring The Following Benefits To Your Organization:

  • Applicable to all organizations in the global food supply chain
  • Provides communication of HACCP concepts
  • A truly global international standard
  • Complies with the Codex HACCP principles
  • Suitable for regulators
  • Provides potential for harmonization of national standards
  • Covers the majority of the requirements of the current retailer food safety standards
  • An auditable standard with clear requirements which provides a framework for third-party certification
  • The structure aligns with the management system clauses of ISO 9001 and ISO 14001
  • Enables communication about hazards with partners in the supply chain

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