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BRCGS CERTIFICATION

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FSSC 22000 CERTIFICATION

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IFS CERTIFICATION

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SQF CERTIFICATION

what_is_gfsi_certification-01-1GFSI unifies and validates food safety standards such as BRCGS, IFS, FSSC 22000, and SQF, ensuring consistent and credible practices across the global food industry.

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CSQ CANNABIS CERTIFICATION
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GMP CANNABIS CERTIFICATION
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GMP AUDIT

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SUPPLY CHAIN & SUPPLIER AUDIT

UNDERSTANDING GFSI CERTIFICATION IN FOOD SAFETY

GFSI certification is the global benchmark for ensuring stringent food safety standards throughout the entire food supply chain.

IN TODAY'S INTERCONNECTED WORLD...

Food safety isn't just a local concern; it's a global one. That's where the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) steps in, a powerful force harmonizing standards and safeguarding plates across borders.

By uniting industry experts, retailers, consumers, and governments, GFSI has already saved countless lives by preventing outbreaks and improving food quality worldwide.

Imagine biting into a juicy apple, confident in its journey from orchard to market, thanks to GFSI-certified farms and supply chains. Or picture small farmers in developing nations, empowered by GFSI training to implement safe food handling practices. These are just glimpses of the impact this initiative has on real people, everywhere.

But the journey isn't over. Challenges like food fraud and antibiotic resistance remain. Join GFSI in its mission for a safer food future. Visit their website, learn more, and let's ensure every bite, every plate, tells a story of health and well-being.

WHAT IS GFSI CERTIFICATION?

GFSI stands for The Global Food Safety Initiative (GSFI).

GFSI DOES NOT PROVIDE FOOD SAFETY CERTIFICATION.

Rather GFSI is a coalition of food manufacturers, distributors and retailers the Consumer Goods Forum manages, and its goal is to standardize food safety and operations across the food supply chain.

GFSI acts as an adviser by providing a set of benchmark requirements for third-party certification organizations. The GFSI's gold-standard recognition provides a universal benchmark for food safety audits.

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WHAT ARE THE GFSI APPROVED AUDITING PROGRAMS (SCHEMES)?

As of today, there are 13 major recognized food safety management standards that have been certified by GFSI as meeting their benchmarking requirements. Each set of standards has a unique focus and scope, and though there could be overlap for some requirements, there are also important differences.

HOW DO I ACHIEVE GFSI RECOGNIZED CERTIFICATION?

In order to achieve GFSI-recognized certification, companies must successfully undergo third-party audit against a program operated by a GFSI-recognized Certification Program Owner (CPO), like ASI Food Safety.

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HOW DO I GET GFSI RECOGNIZED CERTIFIED?

  1. Determine which certification (example, SQF, BRCS, and FSSC 22000) is best for the organization
  2. Contact a certification company (like ASI Food Safety)
  3. Align your processes with the certification program
  4. Request an audit
  5. Maintain compliance
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WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF HAVING CERTIFICATION RECOGNIZED BY GFSI?

For food manufacturers, certification recognized by GFSI is a must-have.

Here's why:

  • GFSI recognized certification is recognized by consumers around the world
  • It helps create trust between your company and consumers
  • It makes it easier to sell your products in overseas markets
  • It saves your company money on audits, inspections, and other costs associated with regulatory compliance
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IS CERTIFICATION RECOGNIZED BY GFSI MANDATORY?

While pursuing GFSI certification is a voluntary practice, many food and beverage companies seek the accreditation as a demonstration of their commitment to proactive risk mitigation.

Food and beverage companies are increasingly seeking third-party certification to achieve greater visibility and credibility within their supply chains. They want to ensure that they are sourcing products that meet the highest quality standards, while also mitigating potential risks associated with product recalls or consumer dissatisfaction.

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