ISO 22000 Food Safety Management System
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ISO 22000 Food Safety Management System Manual Sample
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What is ISO 22000? ISO 22000 is
an international standard that defines the requirements for food safety
management systems. It
applies to all organizations in the food chain.
The increase
in consumer demand for safe food has led the International Organization for
Standardization (ISO) to develop the ISO 22000 standard and release it as
ISO 22000:2005, Food safety management systems - Requirements for any
organization in the food chain. The standard
builds on generally accepted principles for food safety in the food chain
and focuses on identifying and preventing food safety hazards through PRPs
(Pre-Requisite Programs) and HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control
Points) plans. It promotes
communication, continual improvement and management and updating of the
food safety management system. What
are the benefits of certification? Obtaining ISO
22000:2005 certification will yield the following benefits to your
organization: ·
A
systematic approach to identification of food safety hazards, which in
turn aids in the development and implementation of proactive control
measures. ·
Marketing
advantage - increased business ·
Improved
efficiency and profitability ·
Increased
customer satisfaction ·
Documented
system provides useful reference ·
Improved
records in case of litigation ·
Responsibilities
of personnel clearly defined ·
Improved
control during periods of change or growth ·
Improved
communication on food safety issues ·
Improved
performance from suppliers ·
Increased
customer satisfaction |