Chain assurance

Corona, the war in Ukraine, and climate change are putting more pressure on the food chain than ever before. This is causing shortages of raw materials, such as sunflower oil, wheat, and packaging materials, and consequently higher raw material prices. Purchasing raw materials at the lowest possible prices is important for companies to continue producing as efficiently as possible, but the importance of purchasing safe raw materials must always come first. The quality department has its hands full ensuring product safety in the chain and sees the risks of purchasing potentially unsafe raw materials too quickly: creating a danger to public health, consumer fraud, and possible recalls with far-reaching consequences, such as high costs, damage to reputation, or even factory closures. Read the Chain Assurance white paper to find out how good chain assurance ensures safe food. Gain insight into: The importance of good chain assurance Your company's role and responsibilities within the chain How to obtain and assess the right information from suppliers How to comply with retailer requirements