Confidence across the food chain
Demonstrate a structured approach to identifying and controlling food safety hazards.
Build confidence in food safety. Strengthen your supply chain.
Independent food safety management system audits, practical communication and a clear route through certification for organizations across the food chain.
ISO 22000 provides a framework for a food safety management system (FSMS) that brings together hazard control, communication, prerequisite programmes and continual improvement.
Demonstrate a structured approach to identifying and controlling food safety hazards.
Strengthen communication with suppliers, customers and other relevant parties.
Show how your organization integrates hazard control with operational foundations.
Provide customers with evidence of an external management-system audit.
ISO 22000:2018 specifies requirements for a food safety management system for organizations directly or indirectly involved in the food chain. It integrates the principles of HACCP, prerequisite programmes (PRPs), communication and management-system practices.
Certification is an independent assessment of your FSMS against the standard. It does not replace food safety legislation or guarantee that food safety incidents cannot occur.
The audit programme is tailored to your food-chain category, activities, locations and complexity. Audit duration and eligibility are confirmed by the certification body.
Tell us about your sites, food-chain activities, personnel and existing FSMS.
Review the system’s documented information and readiness for the full assessment.
Assess implementation and effectiveness, with any nonconformities addressed as required.
The certification body makes the decision and issues certificates; periodic audits maintain certification.
Looking for a different certification provider? We can discuss a transfer review of your existing certificate, accreditation, audit reports and any open findings. Transfer acceptance depends on the issuing certification body and applicable requirements.
Blue Wolf coordinates certification services and audits in association with certification-body partners. The applicable certification body—not Blue Wolf—retains responsibility for certification decisions and certificate issuance. Confirm the partner’s current ISO 22000 accreditation scope and permitted accreditation-mark usage before publishing any specific claim.
Blue Wolf coordinates certification services and audits in association with certification-body partners. The applicable certification body—not Blue Wolf—retains responsibility for certification decisions and certificate issuance. Confirm the partner’s current ISO 22000 accreditation scope and permitted accreditation-mark usage before publishing any specific claim.
ISO 22000:2018 is an international food safety management system standard for organizations across the food chain. Certification involves an independent assessment of the management system against the standard.
Organizations involved in food production, processing, packaging, storage, transport, distribution and related food-chain services may seek certification, subject to the certification body’s approved scope.
No. HACCP principles are a central component of ISO 22000, alongside prerequisite programmes, communication, management-system requirements and continual improvement.
Timing depends on your organization’s readiness, food-chain category, number of sites, processes and the audit programme. We can discuss a realistic schedule when preparing a quote.
Pricing depends on the food-chain category, personnel, sites, HACCP studies, complexity and required audit time. Request a tailored quotation.
Potentially. Transfers require a review of your current certificate, its accreditation status, audit history and any open nonconformities. Acceptance is subject to the certification body’s requirements.
No certification can guarantee the absence of food safety incidents. Certification demonstrates that the management system has been independently assessed against specified requirements.
A typical three-year certification cycle includes periodic surveillance audits and recertification before the certificate expires, subject to the certification body’s programme.
Tell us about your food-chain activities and we'll help you request the right certification audit programme.
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