HACCP certification helps identify and manage food safety hazards, ensuring that products are safe for consumption and reducing the risk of foodborne illnesses.

                      Meeting HACCP standards ensures compliance with national and international food safety regulations, which is essential for legal operation and market access.

                      Certification demonstrates a commitment to high food safety standards, building trust with consumers and enhancing brand reputation.

                  Implementing HACCP principles helps streamline production processes, improve quality control, and reduce waste and costs.

                   Ensures the safety of processed foods by controlling hazards in manufacturing, packaging, and storage.

                   Applies to various types of food products, including meat, dairy, bakery, and beverages.

                   Ensures safe food handling practices and contamination prevention in foodservice operations.

                   Applies to companies involved in the distribution and retail of food products, ensuring that safety standards are maintained throughout the supply chain.

                      Submit an application to an accredited HACCP certification body detailing the food production processes and facility information.

               The certifying body reviews your HACCP plan, which includes hazard analysis, critical control points, monitoring procedures and corrective actions.

                       A thorough audit of the production facility is conducted to verify the implementation of HACCP principles and assess compliance with safety standards.

                        Following a successful audit and documentation review, HACCP certification is granted.

             Certified facilities must maintain HACCP standards and undergo regular audits to ensure continued compliance and renewal of certification.

              Provides assurance that food safety hazards are effectively managed, protecting consumers from potential risks.

                 Ensures adherence to food safety laws and regulations, facilitating market access and avoiding legal issues.

                 Opens doors to new markets and customers who prioritize certified food safety practices.

                 Streamlines production processes, enhances quality control, and reduces the risk of food safety incidents.

                 Builds trust with consumers by demonstrating a commitment to rigorous food safety standards.