ISO 22000:2018 FSMS implementation — HACCP plan, Prerequisite Programmes (PRPs), allergen management, food safety objectives, and certification for food manufacturers, processors, and cloud kitchens.
ISO 22000:2018 is the international standard for Food Safety Management Systems, integrating HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) methodology from Codex Alimentarius with the ISO Annex SL management system structure. It provides a complete framework for organisations throughout the food supply chain — from farm to fork — to control food safety hazards and ensure food is safe for human consumption.
Key elements: Food Safety Policy and Objectives, Prerequisite Programmes (PRPs) — infrastructure and sanitation controls, Operational PRPs — controls at specific processing stages, HACCP Plan — Critical Control Points (CCPs) with critical limits, monitoring, corrective actions, and verification, Allergen Management, Traceability System, and Emergency Preparedness for product recalls.
Key benefits: International export qualification (EU, UK, GCC, US, most developed markets), retail chain compliance (Reliance, Spencer's, Metro), FSSC 22000 add-on possibility (GFSI-benchmarked, required by Walmart, Tesco, Carrefour), complementation of FSSAI Central Licence, and insurance/legal protection through documented HACCP controls.
Industries: Food manufacturers, processors, cold chain, catering, cloud kitchens, packaging, and primary production.
MFiling implementation support: from Rs.34,999 (exclusive of certification body fees).
MFiling auditor assesses current processes against the standard requirements — identifies gaps, non-conformities, and implementation priorities.
Prepare the Quality/Management Manual, process procedures, work instructions, forms, and records as required by the standard.
Train all relevant staff on the new management system — roles, responsibilities, procedures, and objectives.
Deploy the documented processes across all departments — monitor compliance and address practical implementation issues.
MFiling conducts a full internal audit against the standard requirements — identifies non-conformities before certification body audit.
Top management reviews audit results, performance data, objectives, and approves the management system for Stage 1 audit.
Accredited certification body reviews documentation and assesses readiness for Stage 2 audit — any major gaps addressed.
Certification body conducts on-site audit of actual implementation — Certificate issued within 2–4 weeks if no major non-conformities.