Global Standard for Food Safety Excellence
ISO 22000:2018 is the internationally recognized standard for Food Safety Management Systems (FSMS), integrating HACCP principles with risk-based thinking to ensure food safety across the entire supply chain. This certification demonstrates your organization's commitment to producing safe food, meeting regulatory requirements, and protecting consumers.

✅ Comprehensive hazard control throughout food production
✅ Alignment with Codex Alimentarius HACCP principles
✅ Improved compliance with food safety regulations
✅ Enhanced brand reputation and consumer trust
✅ Reduced risk of foodborne illnesses and recalls
✅ Operational efficiency through systematic processes
✅ Competitive advantage in global food markets
Who Should Implement ISO 22000:2018?
This standard applies to all organizations in the food chain, including:
- Food manufacturers and processors
- Agricultural producers
- Packaging and storage providers
- Catering and food service businesses
- Retailers and distributors
- Food ingredient suppliers
- Food testing laboratories
ISO 22000:2018 Certification Process
Key Requirements of ISO 22000:2018
✔ Context analysis of the organization
✔ Leadership commitment to food safety
✔ Risk-based thinking approach
✔ HACCP principles implementation
✔ Prerequisite Programs (PRPs)
✔ Emergency preparedness and response
✔ Continual improvement processes
Why Choose Our Certification Services?
✔ Accredited certification body with food safety expertise
✔ Practical guidance on HACCP implementation
✔ Industry-specific auditors with technical knowledge
✔ Efficient certification process with minimal disruption
✔ Ongoing support for system maintenance and improvement
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*”Demonstrate your food safety commitment – achieve global recognition with ISO 22000:2018 certification and gain consumer confidence in your products!”*
*(Note: The standard is actually ISO 22000:2018, as previously mentioned. This version includes important updates like risk-based thinking and alignment with ISO’s high-level structure.)*