A Food Safety Management System (FSMS) establishes procedures for a business to systematically manage food safety hazards which ensures that all food products meet safety standards for human consumption. The system includes multiple programs and procedures and protective measures which control risks that exist throughout the entire food supply chain, starting from primary production and handling and continuing until the products reach final consumption.
A). ISO 22000 -This is an international standard that specifies the requirements for an FSMS and can be certified by an external body. This system combines HACCP principles with a management system framework.
B). FSSAI– An FSSAI registration or license is mandatory to manufacture, distribute, export, import and store food articles. It is also required for opening and operating .
C). BRC– BRCGS (British Retail Consortium Global Standards): A widely used set of food safety and quality standards, particularly in the retail supply chain.
The implementation of an FSMS system provides food businesses with multiple benefits.
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