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BRCGS 9 Food Safety

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BRCGS 9 Food Safety

The new BRCGS Global Standard Food Safety version 9 was published on August 1, 2022. Audits according to BRCGS version 9 will take place from February 1, 2023. Our experts have outlined the most important changes for you in the free white paper BRCGS 9. White paper contents The white paper outlines the most important changes compared to BRCGS version 8 and the newly added requirements. We also provide tips on how we can help you adapt your quality system and implement the changes. This will ensure that your company is ready for the upcoming audit according to BRCGS version 9.

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BRCGS 9

BRCGS Global Standard Food Safety version 9 was published in August 2022. From February 1, 2023, this standard will be used for assessment. With the publication of version 9, the BRCGS standard continues to evolve. Version 9 maintains its focus on management commitment and an HACCP-based food safety system with the aim of managing product safety, legislation, and quality for food products. In addition, product authenticity is mentioned as an additional component in the various standard elements. Food safety and quality culture is also an important theme in the new BRCGS version.

Changes compared to version 8

The new BRCGS version includes changes to the following topics, among others:

  • Option for mixed audits

  • Additional encouragement of a food safety culture

  • Addition of requirements for internal audits and inspections to make them even more comprehensive

  • VACCP and TACCP for supplier audits

  • Addition to requirements for product testing

Version 9 is available in multiple languages and can be downloaded from the BRCGS website.

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BRC Food

The BRC Global Standard for Food Safety is a GFSI (Global Food Safety Initiative) recognized standard. It was developed in 1998 by British retailers. If you are BRC certified, your potential and current customers will immediately know that your products are safe, legal, and of high quality. This puts your company in a strong negotiating position. Other benefits of BRC certification include:

  • The BRC certificate is recognized (and mandatory) by a large number of retailers and food companies around the world

  • Improves the safety and quality of your product

  • Reduces costs by reducing recalls

  • GFSI recognized

  • Useful when exporting products

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