GB/T 22003-2008
AbolishedFood safety management systems - Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of food safety management systems
食品安全管理体系 审核与认证机构要求
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the requirements for organizations that audit and certify food safety management systems (FSMS) against standards like ISO 22000. It is applied by certification bodies and accreditation bodies to ensure consistent, competent, and impartial auditing practices across the food industry, including food manufacturing, processing, and distribution. The standard governs the operational, structural, and personnel criteria for certification bodies to maintain the integrity of FSMS certifications.
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