The 4th version of the FSSC 22000 documents has been published
At the very end of 2016, the FSSC has published the new 4th version of the FSSC 22000 documents, which is the result of a long process of discussion with key stakeholders such as industry representatives, government officials, certification and accreditation bodies, training centers.
Among the major significant changes in the structure of documents FSSC 22000:
Part 0 - Definitions;
Part I - Schema Overview;
Part II - Requirements for certification;
Part III - Requirements for the certification process;
Part IV - Requirements for certification bodies;
Part V - Requirements for accreditation bodies;
Starting from January 1, 2018, audits will be conducted only for compliance with the new version of documents.
You can get acquainted with the new 4-th version of FSSC 22000 on the official website of the international organization.
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