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Food Safety in Japan Elevated – “Japan has always enjoyed a ‘safety culture’ and over the past 5 years, the interest in food safety has continued to expand”, says Martin Stone, Director HACCP International, following a visit to Japan in June.

The visit combined connecting with a number of certified businesses in the region and a visit to the FOOMA Trade Show in Tokyo hosted by the Japan Food Machinery Manufacturers Association. In addition to visiting a number of certified businesses on their stands, Mr Stone had the opportunity to speak with several businesses whose product had  ‘food safety’ characteristics. Read more...

The 43rd edition of HostMilano, the leading event in the HoReCa world where international key players meet to discover the latest innovations and trends.

HACCP International was delighted to attend HOST Milano at the end of October. Host is the premier equipment event in the world and it was great for us to be able to interact with so many clients whose certified products were on show. HOST brings together exhibitors and visitors from more than 165 countries with a total of 180,000 Read more...

PRESS RELEASE: Saraya announces HACCP International certification.

HACCP International congratulate Saraya on their recent HACCP International certification. As always, we are delighted when clients pass the rigorous testing and evaluation processes to be certified as suitable for use in the food industry. The full press release can be viewed here

I would like a food safe HACCP Certificate for non-food products or services. What should I be looking for?

HACCP Management System Certification vs HACCP International Product Certification – A critical distinction There seems to be some confusion about ‘HACCP’ certification requirements for non-food products and services supplied to the food industry. This article explains the difference between ‘HACCP’ food safety management certification and product certification provided by HACCP International. Background Food Processors and handlers that operate in Read more...

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