Food Industry Department
In modern world, the food industry faces increasing demands for product quality and safety. Consumers, regulators and international markets demand strict adherence to standards that guarantee food safety at all stages of the supply chain. The Food Industry Department (FID) plays a key role in ensuring that enterprises comply with international standards such as ISO 22000, FSSC 22000 and BRC, which are the basis for successful operation in this industry.
Our goal is to help enterprises create products and processes that meet the highest standards of safety, environmental friendliness and consumer satisfaction. We support companies in their quest for international recognition and sustainable development.
Main areas of activity
- Certification of management systems according to international standards for food safety management systems.
- Training of specialists in food safety management systems
- Conducting audits to verify the compliance of management systems with the requirements of international standards.
- Information support
We publish materials, articles and guides on the implementation and maintenance of management systems. We also hold annual forums and conferences where participants can discuss current issues of implementing standards and exchange experiences.
Why are standards important for the food industry?
- Guarantee of product safety
These standards help to minimize the risks associated with the production and storage of food products, which is especially important for protecting the health of consumers. - Improving competitiveness
Certification opens access to international customers and partners, since most large retail chains and manufacturers require these certificates. - Process optimization
Implementation of standards helps to increase the efficiency of business processes, reduce costs and improve interaction with suppliers. - Compliance with legal requirements
Standards help to comply with international and national regulations, which is especially important for enterprises operating in highly regulated industries.
