Please Complete the ISO 22000 Survey
Regards,
Simon
Regards,
Simon
Regards,
Simon
Comments on the results anyone?
Looking at the vote distribution, there seems a healthy interest in both consultancy and potential users. And, comments from companies under the UKAS Pilot scheme appears to suggest that there is a great potential of this standard making it.
Comments strongly imply that there is a need for higher competency of auditors wanting to be involved in this area. Conversion courses and appraisal methodology for non-food based auditors must deliver confidence to the market if ISO 22K is to make it out there. Is this happening?
am I allowed to citate this quotation in a german booklet about ISO 22000 (Behr´s Verlag)? I could refer to this page!
Would you please answer fast, because I have to complete the text in the next few days!
Lots of sunny greetings from germanies´south
Andrea
Hey Simon,
am I allowed to citate this quotation in a german booklet about ISO 22000 (Behr´s Verlag)? I could refer to this page!
Yes no problem - go ahead Andrea.
Regards,
Simon
This standard will introduce uniformity in FSM all over.
regards,
Radha
Hi Simon,
This standard will introduce uniformity in FSM all over.
regards,
Radha
Time will tell whether you are right or not Radha. For interest what is your location and industry and your interest in 22k?
Welcome to the discussions.
Regards,
Simon
Yes no problem - go ahead Andrea.
I did!
It´s ISO 22000:2005, Behr´s Verlag, ISBN 3-89947-268-3
(Sorry, it´s german!)
Please do not move the topic, as I cited the pathway: http://www.saferpak....=02&f=26&t=1323
Andrea
I did!
It´s ISO 22000:2005, Behr´s Verlag, ISBN 3-89947-268-3
(Sorry, it´s german!)
Please do not move the topic, as I cited the pathway: http://www.saferpak....=02&f=26&t=1323
Andrea
So we can expect plenty of German visitors Andrea.
Going back to the subject of this thread 'the poll' it seems we have just about one consultant per client - is it time to share out?
Regards,
Simon
Hey Simon,maybe you can tell us a little bit about it.
it´s a practical manual and it gives an overview of the contents of the 22K and tries to explain the characteristics. And you can find some comparisons of BRC, IFS and 22K and some simple documentation aids.
We enclosed the description of the first german certification from the view of the company, the certification body and the consultant.
Unfortunately the customs of the publishing house don´t let me profit from the selling
so you do not need to buy it...
Andrea
Hey Simon,
it´s a practical manual and it gives an overview of the contents of the 22K and tries to explain the characteristics. And you can find some comparisons of BRC, IFS and 22K and some simple documentation aids.
We enclosed the description of the first german certification from the view of the company, the certification body and the consultant.
Unfortunately the customs of the publishing house don´t let me profit from the selling
so you do not need to buy it...
Andrea
Thanks Andrea, is any going to be translated into English. The first German company to achieve 22k from the different viewpoints would be very good.
Regards,
Simon
Thanks Andrea, is any going to be translated into English. The first German company to achieve 22k from the different viewpoints would be very good.
By the way thank you for the great world cup you are hosting over there.
Maybe you can suggest your help ...
What do you think: will it be Beckham or Ballack?
Good luck!
Andrea
Maybe you can suggest your help ...
Come on Witch you know we English only speak one language.
What do you think: will it be Beckham or Ballack?
Rooney.
Poll results copied from top of thread:
What is your main interest in ISO 22000:2005?
Potential User [ 28 ] [29.17%]
Potential Specifier (e.g. Retailer) [ 5 ] [5.21%]
Consultant (systems) [ 6 ] [6.25%]
Consultant (training) [ 1 ] [1.04%]
Consultant (systems & training) [ 30 ] [31.25%]
Certification Body [ 16 ] [16.67%]
Accreditation Body [ 1 ] [1.04%]
Food Safety / Government Body [ 6 ] [6.25%]
Other (please specify) [ 0 ] [0.00%]
No Interest [ 3 ] [3.13%]
Rooney.
...unfortunately....
...unfortunately....
That was low Witch, real low; a bit like Rooney's football boot.
Anyway back on topic again.
Bringing this thread back on topic; does anyone have up to date thoughts on the results of the poll? Also do you know if there are any countries, food sector groups or individual customers making ISO 22000 Certification a requirement?
Poll results copied from top of thread:
What is your main interest in ISO 22000:2005?
Potential User [ 28 ] [29.17%]
Potential Specifier (e.g. Retailer) [ 5 ] [5.21%]
Consultant (systems) [ 6 ] [6.25%]
Consultant (training) [ 1 ] [1.04%]
Consultant (systems & training) [ 30 ] [31.25%]
Certification Body [ 16 ] [16.67%]
Accreditation Body [ 1 ] [1.04%]
Food Safety / Government Body [ 6 ] [6.25%]
Other (please specify) [ 0 ] [0.00%]
No Interest [ 3 ] [3.13%]
I read about this standard in Quality World last year, but presumed it wouldn't touch us and we would be OK with BRC. None of our food customers have talked to us about it yet. Usually the first sign if you know what I mean. What about others in the UK are your customers talking to you about this?
So far I've heard nothing directly or on the grapevine.
I hope ISO 22000:2005 FSMS will really help organizations benefit from the system and not to just get certification like what had happened to ISO 9001:2000 QMS.
We all do Charlie, but it will be very, very difficult to maintain the same standards worldwide. The best we can expect for is somwhere near parity.
Welcome to the forums Charlie.
Regards,
Simon
Thank you very much for creating a forum that would discuss and enlighten our knowledge to ISO22000.
I'm also a new user for this forum.
Thanks.
Best regards,
raffy
Hi Simon,
Thank you very much for creating a forum that would discuss and enlighten our knowledge to ISO22000.
I'm also a new user for this forum.
Thanks.
Best regards,
raffy
Thanks Raffy.
Wish that everyone involved, anywhere in the world, could harmonize its standards with ISO 22000, but hey, I guess this is just a dream...
Many Thanks to Simon for creating it.
Regards
Kelly