Different food safety standards
New EU Legislation Tackles Listeria in Ready-to-Eat Foods: What Food Businesses Need to Know
By Remon |
New EU legislation strengthens Listeria control in ready-to-eat foods. Learn about the updated requirements and how to ensure your business complies
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BRC: British Retail Consortium Food Safety Standard
By Steven Hensen |
BRC stands for British Retail Consortium. This is a trade association for British supermarkets, organization BRC Global Standard for Food Safety developed.
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IFS: International Featured Standards
By Steven Hensen |
IFS stands for the International Featured Standards Food and bears a strong resemblance to BRC Food. In the IFS Food format, a "knock-out criteria" is used.
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FSSC 22000
By Steven Hensen |
The FSSC 22000 stands for Food Safety System Certification 22 000 and is an internationally recognized form of demonstrable food safety derived from the Codex.
Read More iMIS Food also supports the following ISO standards:
FSSC 24000
By Andrada Mierlut |
The FSSC 24000 Scheme is based on the internationally recognized, independent standard PAS 24000: Specification for Social Management Systems, which contains social performance requirements.
ISO:23301 information
By George |
ISO 22301 is a standard in the field of business continuity, contains at a high level the requirements related to the establishment, implementation of BCMS.
CSR Performance Ladder
By George |
The CSR (corporate social responsibility) Performance Ladder allows for 33 CSR indicators through a Management System and in consultation with stakeholders.
ISO:9001 Information
By George |
The ISO 9001 is the standard that helps to control and improve business processes. This ISO 9001 is the international standard for quality management systems.
ISO:14001 information
By George |
The ISO:14001 (2015) focuses on controlling and improving an organization's environmental performance within the organization and throughout the supply chain.
ISO:27001 Information
By George |
The ISO 27001 is the international standard to manage information security. 27001 proves that the organization has taken necessary information precautions.