GFSI Global Markets Programme
No matter the size of your company, you can improve food safety with the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) Global Markets Programme. The comprehensive guidance and implementation tools at the heart of this Programme follow a continuous implementation process.
NSF offers the GFSI Global Markets Programme, which is a voluntary program structured using a four-phase model with the ultimate goal of gaining certification to one of the GFSI-recognized schemes. Visit GFSI's website to learn more about its Global Markets Programme.
NSF holds ANAB accreditation and is one of the leading certification bodies to provide certification to many GFSI benchmarked schemes.
Take Advantage of this Comprehensive Program
The GFSI Global Markets Programme has four phases, utilizing a food safety checklist with both basic and intermediate level requirements, to address the most important aspects of food safety:
- Phase 1, self-assessment: Your business carries out a self-assessment against the basic and/or intermediate level checklist to determine your entry level to the program.
- Phase 2, basic level checklist: We perform an unaccredited assessment of your business against the basic level checklist.
- Phase 3, intermediate level checklist: We perform an unaccredited assessment of your business against the intermediate level checklist.
- Phase 4, GFSI certification: We perform the accredited certification against one of the GFSI-recognized schemes.
Resources
How Your Cleaning Products Can Pass the Food Industry’s Trust Test
Product registrations not only demonstrate a commitment to food safety — They are the key to gaining greater acceptance by food/beverage processors and foodservice establishments.
Why the Demand for Registered Cleaning Products Is Rising in the Food Industry
ArticleTo avoid potential supply shortages of essential cleaning products, more and more food processors and restaurant operators are specifying products that meet their food safety requirements.
From A to B, Safely: How Transportation Shapes Food Safety, Resilience and Growth
ArticleTransportation is a critical link in the food supply chain, and it’s becoming more complex as it grows in scale.
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