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- Software for HACCP HACCP, without folders or surprises A living HACCP plan: identified hazards, critical control points with limits, and monitoring logged for every batch.
- Comparison · food safety HACCP or FSSC 22000: obligation versus certification HACCP is mandatory under Regulation (EC) 852/2004; FSSC 22000 is a voluntary certification built on ISO 22000 that includes it. What each one contributes.
- BRCGS · Section 2 Food safety plan (HACCP) BRCGS requires a Codex-based HACCP plan, with a stricter review of the team, scope and validation of every CCP.
- HACCP · Principle 6 Verification Verification covers the activities, distinct from monitoring, that confirm the HACCP plan is being followed and remains effective.
- Learning path HACCP · Hazard analysis (HACCP) A free learning path on HACCP: the seven Codex Alimentarius principles explained with examples and an audit checklist.
- HACCP · Principle 1 Hazard analysis The first HACCP principle requires identifying every reasonably foreseeable hazard at each process step, before deciding how to control it.
- Sector · food and drink Food quality without folders or audit surprises Living HACCP, prerequisites with daily records, allergen control and traceability in minutes. One system for IFS Food, BRCGS and FSSC 22000 audits.
- Software for IFS Food IFS Food, without folders or surprises A live HACCP plan, prerequisites, food defense and internal audits ready for the current version of the standard.
- HACCP · Principle 7 Documentation and record-keeping The final principle requires a documentation and record-keeping system proportional to the nature and size of the business, one that serves as real…
- HACCP · Principle 2 Critical control points A CCP is a step where an essential control can be applied to prevent or eliminate a hazard, or reduce it to an acceptable level.
- HACCP · Principle 5 Corrective actions When monitoring detects that a critical limit has been exceeded, you need to act immediately: on the process and on the affected product.
- HACCP · Principle 3 Critical limits A critical limit is the maximum or minimum value that must be controlled at a CCP to prevent, eliminate or reduce a hazard to an acceptable level.
- HACCP · Principle 4 Monitoring system Monitoring is the planned sequence of observations or measurements that checks a CCP is under control, and it must allow you to act in time when there's a…
- Software for GMP+ GMP+, without folders or surprises Safety across the entire feed chain: raw materials, manufacturing, storage and transport, all under documented control.
- Software for BRCGS BRCGS, without folders or surprises Food safety culture, supplier control and site verifications, all documented without paper.
- IFS Food · Chapter 2 Food safety and quality management system IFS's second chapter requires a HACCP system based on Codex Alimentarius, plus a documented quality management system built around it.
- FSSC 22000 · Clause 8 Operation Operation brings together the HACCP plan, operational control of PRPs and traceability, with emergency management as FSSC's added piece.
- FSSC 22000 · Clause 9 Performance evaluation Evaluation combines HACCP-specific verification with internal audits and management review of the whole system.
- BRCGS · Section 3 Food safety and quality management system BRCGS's documentation system holds up the HACCP plan: procedures, specifications and traceability that gets tested, not assumed.
- GMP+ · Module 1 Food safety management system GMP+ FSA requires a HACCP-based food safety management system, adapted to the specific risks of feed manufacturing.
- Comparison · food safety IFS Food or BRCGS: whichever your customer asks for Both are GFSI-recognised and cover the same ground. What really separates them: scoring system, KO and fundamental requirements, and which market asks for each.
- Training and best practices Learn quality standards and BPM concepts without leaving the platform Chapter-by-chapter guides on every ISO standard and sector protocol, plus the process management (BPM) concepts, with no sign-up, no cost and in three languages.
- Quality portal Your management system stops being a folder Living documentation, planned audits, non-conformities with an owner, and indicators that calculate themselves. One platform for all your standards.
- Learning path BRCGS · Food safety (BRC) A free learning path on BRCGS Food Safety: the standard's sections explained with examples and an audit checklist.
- Learning path GMP+ · Animal feed safety A free learning path on GMP+ FSA: the feed safety scheme's modules explained with examples and a checklist.
- Learning path IFS Food · Food safety (IFS) A free learning path on IFS Food: the protocol's five chapters explained with examples and an audit checklist.
- FSSC 22000 · Clause 5 Leadership FSSC 22000 requires management to actively drive a food safety culture, not just sign off on one in a document.
- IFS Food · Chapter 3 Resource management IFS puts the focus on people: hygiene, job-specific training and health status control for anyone handling food.
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