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Is it a requirement to have a paid copy of the FSSC Standard?

Started by , Mar 28 2019 09:34 AM
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Hi All,

 

Just need some clarity with regards to the FSSC standard and the purchase of it. Is it a requirement like with the BRC standard that the organization must have a paid for copy of the standard available?

 

Your assistance will be greatly appreciated. 

 

Kind Regards,

Ashnee 

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Not so familiar with FSSC22k, but just to clarify that BRC changed that requirement - the obligation is now only to have a "genuine" copy, so can be the printed version or the free PDF one.

Usually if the standard has a copyright, you need to pay for a legitimate copy.  If you can get a free copy from FSSC 22000, then you don't need to pay for an official copy.  Check their website.

Usually if the standard has a copyright, you need to pay for a legitimate copy.  If you can get a free copy from FSSC 22000, then you don't need to pay for an official copy.  Check their website.

 

FSSC22000 is based on ISO Standards.

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