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Best Approach for FSSC 22000 Implementation in Food Packaging Industry

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Hi All,

 

Would like to introduce myself with the above topic- What is the best approach for Implementing FSSC 22000 in most food packaging industries?

 

Am in the area of Plant Management-Manufacturing and System Audit & Implementation.

 

Will comments are welcome.

 

Regards

 

Samuel

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Hi All,

 

Would like to introduce myself with the above topic- What is the best approach for Implementing FSSC 22000 in most food packaging industries?

 

Am in the area of Plant Management-Manufacturing and System Audit & Implementation.

 

Will comments are welcome.

 

Regards

 

Samuel

 

Hi Samuel,

 

It depends on what you mean by "best approach" ?

 

The options likely depend on  factors such as yr specific product / process / technical resources / project time limit / financial resources.

 

Can you elaborate / refine yr requirements a little ?

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