FSSC 22000 6.0 Version Accredited Certification Body, Food Safety System Certification

FSSC 22000 6.0 Version Certification

Otabu is an independent certification body accredited to provide FSSC 22000 6.0 Version certification services to food manufacturers and organizations in the food supply chain.

FSSC (Food Safety System Certification) is a globally recognized certification scheme for food safety management systems based on ISO 22000, ISO/TS 22002-1 and additional FSSC 22000 requirements.

Some key points about FSSC 22000 certification provided by Otabu:

Scope: Otabu can certify organizations against FSSC 22000 version 6.0.
Process: Otabu conducts audits, including on-site assessments, to verify an organization's food safety management system against FSSC 22000 requirements.
Accreditation: Otabu is accredited by recognized accreditation bodies to provide FSSC 22000 certification services, ensuring competence and impartiality.
Global recognition: FSSC 22000 certification from Otabu is recognized and accepted by major food retailers, manufacturers, and regulatory bodies worldwide.
Benefits: Achieving FSSC 22000 certification from Otabu demonstrates an organization's commitment to food safety, helps mitigate risks, and can provide a competitive advantage in the food industry.

There are several reasons why organizations might choose to pursue FSSC 22000 version 6.0 certification from Otabu:

ISO Standards: Otabu ensures that organizations they certify comply with the requirements of ISO 22000:2018 (Food Safety Management Systems) and ISO/TS 22002-1:2009 (Prerequisite Programs on Food Safety).
FSSC 22000 Additional Requirements: Otabu verifies that the certified organizations meet the additional requirements set by the FSSC Foundation, such as food fraud mitigation, food defense, and specific prerequisite programs for different food sector categories.
Sector-specific PRPs: Depending on the food sector category of the organization being certified, Otabu checks compliance with the relevant sector-specific prerequisite program requirements outlined in FSSC 22000 versions 6.0.
Unannounced Audits: Otabu conducts unannounced audits for organizations based on the risk, performance, and certification history criteria specified in FSSC 22000 version 6.0.
Auditor Competence: Otabu ensures that its auditors are trained, qualified, and competent to conduct FSSC 22000 version 6.0 audits, following the requirements set by the FSSC Foundation.
Certification Process: Otabu follows the certification process outlined by the FSSC Foundation, including initial certification audits, surveillance audits, and recertification audits, as well as the associated reporting and certification requirements.
Guidance Documents: Otabu adheres to the guidance documents provided by the FSSC Foundation, such as those related to certification body requirements, auditor qualifications, and specific interpretations or clarifications of the FSSC 22000 version 6.0 requirements.
Continuous Improvement: Otabu's audits and certification process aim to foster a culture of continuous improvement within organizations.
Streamlined Certification Process: For organizations with multiple sites or an FSMS Cluster, Otabu can efficiently manage the certification process, ensuring consistency and compliance across all sites while leveraging the centralized FSMS processes allowed by FSSC 22000 versions 6.0.
Impartiality and Objectivity: As an independent certification body, Otabu maintains impartiality and objectivity in its audits and certification decisions, ensuring a fair and unbiased assessment of an organization's food safety management system.

By choosing Otabu for FSSC 22000 version 6.0 certification, organizations can benefit from their expertise, global recognition, and a comprehensive certification process that ensures compliance with the latest food safety standards and requirements.

FSSC 22000 6.0 Version Certification by Country

Afghanistan	Albania	Algeria	Andorra
Angola	Argentina	Armenia	Australia
Austria	Azerbaijan	Bahamas	Bahrain
Bangladesh	Barbados	Belarus	Belgium
Belize	Benin	Bhutan	Bolivia
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Botswana	Brunei	Bulgaria
Burkina Faso	Burundi	Cabo Verde	Cambodia
Canada	Chad	Chile	China
Colombia	Comoros	Costa Rica	Croatia
Cuba	Cyprus	Czech Republic	Denmark
Djibouti	Dominica	Dominican Republic	Ecuador
Egypt	El Salvador	Equatorial Guinea	Eritrea
Estonia	Ethiopia	Fiji	Finland
France	Gabon	Germany	Greece
Grenada	Guatemala	Guinea	Guyana
Haiti	Honduras	Hungary	Iceland
India	Indonesia	Iran	Iraq
Ireland	Israel	Italy	Jamaica
Japan	Jordan	Kazakhstan	Kenya
Kiribati	Kuwait	Laos	Latvia
Lebanon	Liberia	Libya	Liechtenstein
Lithuania	Luxembourg	Macedonia	Madagascar
Malawi	Malaysia	Maldives	Mexico
Micronesia	Moldova	Monaco	Mongolia
Morocco	Myanmar	Namibia	Nauru
Nepal	Netherlands	New Zealand	Nicaragua
Niger	Nigeria	North Korea	Norway
Oman	Panama	Peru	Philippines
Poland	Portugal	Qatar	Romania
Russia	Rwanda	Saint Lucia	Samoa
San Marino	Saudi Arabia	Senegal	Serbia
Singapore	Slovakia	Solomon Islands	South Africa
South Korea	Spain	Sri Lanka	state_name
Sweden	Switzerland	Taiwan	Tajikistan
Thailand	United Arab Emirates UAE	United Kingdom UK	Uruguay
Uzbekistan	Vanuatu	Venezuela	Vietnam
Yemen	Zambia	Zimbabwe