Process Excellence — Occupational Health & Safety
ISO 22000 Food Safety Management System Consulting
- HACCP-based risk management
- Food safety compliance frameworks
- Traceability and recall systems
- ISO 22000 certification readiness
Common Challenges
Why Food Safety Systems AreCritical
Contamination risks across raw materials, processing, and packaging stages
Increasing regulatory pressure from FSSAI, FDA, and global food authorities
Product recall exposure due to weak traceability systems
Inconsistent hygiene practices across shifts and facilities
Failure to meet buyer and export compliance requirements
Audit non-conformities from poorly structured food safety plans
Beyond Certification
What ISO 22000 Enables
Hazard Control
Systematic identification and control of biological, chemical, and physical hazards across your food chain.
Regulatory Compliance
Meet FSSAI, FDA, EU, and international food safety regulations with a structured management system.
Full Traceability
End-to-end traceability from raw material receipt to finished product dispatch and beyond.
Customer Trust
Demonstrate commitment to food safety, building confidence with buyers, retailers, and consumers.
Structured Methodology
Our ISO 22000 Implementation Approach
Phase 01
Gap Assessment
Comprehensive review of existing food safety practices against ISO 22000 requirements to identify gaps and define scope.
Phase 02
HACCP Study
Conduct hazard analysis, determine CCPs, establish critical limits, monitoring procedures, and corrective actions.
Phase 03
FSMS Design
Design the Food Safety Management System integrating HACCP, PRPs, and OPRPs into a unified operational framework.
Phase 04
Documentation
Develop food safety manual, SOPs, HACCP plans, work instructions, and records tailored to your operations.
Phase 05
Audit Readiness
Internal audits, management reviews, and mock certification audits to ensure complete readiness for Stage 1 & 2.
HACCP Framework
How HACCP Structures Your Food Safety System
STEP 1
Hazard Analysis
Identify biological, chemical, and physical hazards
STEP 2
Risk Assessment
Evaluate severity and likelihood of each hazard
STEP 3
Critical Control Points
Determine CCPs where control is essential
STEP 4
Monitoring
Establish monitoring procedures at each CCP
STEP 5
Corrective Action
Define actions when CCP limits are breached
STEP 6
Verification
Validate that the HACCP system is effective
Structural Elements
Core Elements of ISO 22000
HACCP Principles
Systematic hazard analysis and critical control point management following Codex Alimentarius guidelines.
Prerequisite Programs (PRPs)
Foundational conditions including hygiene, pest control, sanitation, and facility maintenance.
Operational PRPs (OPRPs)
Enhanced controls for hazards not managed by CCPs but essential for food safety assurance.
Traceability Systems
Complete lot tracking from raw material receipt through production to distribution and recall readiness.
Continuous Improvement
Systematic review and enhancement of food safety processes through data analysis and corrective actions.
Proven Results
Business Impact of ISO 22000
Implementing ISO 22000 delivers tangible outcomes — from reduced safety incidents to enhanced market access.
90%+
Reduced Contamination Risk
100%
Regulatory Compliance
3x
Regulatory Compliance
50%
Fewer Quality Incidents
Industry Focus
Who This Is For
Food Manufacturers
Processing plants, snack manufacturers, and packaged food producers.
Dairy Industry
Milk processing, cheese, yogurt, and dairy product manufacturers.
Beverage Companies
Juice, water, soft drink, and alcoholic beverage producers.
Restaurants & Catering
QSR chains, institutional catering, and hospitality food services.
Food Packaging
Primary and secondary food packaging manufacturers and converters.
How We Work
Our Consulting Engagement Model
Step 01
Diagnostic
Comprehensive assessment of current food safety practices, HACCP readiness, and gap identification.
Step 02
System Design
Design FSMS framework integrating HACCP, PRPs, and OPRPs tailored to your food operations.
Step 03
Implementation
Deploy food safety systems with role-based training, SOP rollout, and process integration.
Step 04
Audit Preparation
Internal audits, management reviews, and mock certification audits for complete readiness.
Step 05
Certification
Coordinate with certification bodies and support Stage 1 & 2 audits for successful certification.
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