Give food manufacturers, processors and hospitality groups independent evidence that your cleaning or hygiene product is suitable for its intended use in a food environment.
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A practical guide to assessing whether products and services used in food facilities are suitable for their intended use.
Practical guidance on selecting and using sanitisers in food handling and processing environments.
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A practical guide to assessing whether products and services used in food facilities are suitable for their intended use.
Download the guide →Practical guidance on selecting and using sanitisers in food handling and processing environments.
Download the white paper →In a food facility, cleaning is a food safety control. The products and services used to deliver it carry the same scrutiny as anything else that touches the production floor.
A food business must control every hazard on site, including the chemicals, tools and services used to clean it. Certified products make that control easier to demonstrate at audit.
Food safety and procurement teams can check your certificate number and Product Register listing when reviewing your product for use within their business.
Certification considers food safety questions relating to areas such as toxicity, residue and contamination risk before they arise during procurement or tender review.
Independent food safety certification provides a clear way to demonstrate how your product has been assessed for use in the food industry.
HACCP International assesses non-food products and services that can affect food safety in food handling, manufacturing and processing environments. In the cleaning and hygiene sector, that covers a wide range of products and services.
Detergents, degreasers, sanitisers and disinfectants.
Brushes, squeegees, mops and colour-coded ranges.
Scrubbers, sweepers, pressure washers and foam units.
Wipes, cloths, scourers and paper products.
Hand soaps, hand sanitisers, dispensers and drying.
Disposable gloves, aprons and protective wear.
Floor coatings, sealers and treatments.
Contract cleaning and hygiene service providers.
HACCP International evaluates products against food safety requirements relevant to their intended use. Depending on the product, this can include areas such as materials, toxicity, contamination risk, ease of cleaning, operating instructions, claims and labelling.
The assessment focuses on the requirements relevant to the product category and how the product is intended to be used in a food handling or processing environment.
Contract cleaners and hygiene service providers are assessed differently. The assessment also considers food safety training, documentation, on-site delivery and standard operating procedures.
The process establishes whether your product or service meets the requirements relevant to its intended use in the food industry.
We first confirm whether the product or service falls within the scope of the certification scheme.
If it is suitable, we explain the technical information and supporting documentation required for assessment.
The product or service is evaluated against the applicable requirements, with any gaps identified before certification can proceed.
Products that meet the requirements are offered certification, with permission to use the certification mark in accordance with the certification licence.
Anyone can say a product is food safe. Certification provides independent evidence that it is.
For a food manufacturer comparing products that may look similar on paper, certification provides an important point of difference, independent assurance that the product has been properly assessed against recognised requirements.
Our technical team independently assesses your product against a defined standard, providing credible evidence of its suitability for use in the food industry.
Carry the HACCP International mark on your packaging, website and sales material in line with your certification licence.
Your product is listed in the HACCP International Product Register, where food safety and procurement teams check certification.
A unique certificate number your customers can check when reviewing your product for use in their business.
Change a formulation, material or process and our technical team will advise whether it affects your certification.
If you supply cleaning or hygiene products or services to the food industry, the next step is simply to tell us what you supply and where it is used. Our team can determine whether it falls within the certification scheme.
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