A systematic, science-based approach to identifying and controlling food safety hazards at the points in production where they matter most.
HACCP is a systematic method for identifying, evaluating, and controlling hazards that are significant for food safety. Rather than relying on end-product testing, it focuses on preventing hazards at Critical Control Points throughout production.
It underpins most modern food safety standards, including ISO 22000, and is often a baseline requirement for food businesses.
Any business that produces, processes, handles, or serves food — restaurants, caterers, food manufacturers, and retailers looking to demonstrate a systematic approach to food safety.
Risks are managed before food reaches the consumer.
Meets a common baseline expectation in food regulation.
Systematic monitoring reduces contamination incidents.
A natural first step toward broader food safety certification.
Teams understand exactly where and why controls matter.
A documented, auditable approach to food safety.
The same straightforward path applies across every standard we certify.
Gap review & scoping
Build your management system
Stage 1 & Stage 2 audit
Certificate issued
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