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FSSC 22000 Awareness Creation with Signs

Started by , Aug 12 2020 09:58 AM
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Hello,

Please my company is doing a transition from ISO 22000 to FSSC so we want to fix some signages as part of awareness creation. Can anyone suggest any signages that will help us communicate FSSC to visitors and employees on site.

Also i considered using the attached FSSC signage but i would want your views if it is nonconformance against the requirement of logo use in FSSC and is it acceptable to put the logo on the signages we will be placing around.

A sample signage we have on site is attached for reference.

Thank you

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ISO 22000 is the same as FSSC as far as I know. You'll need to create a Food Safety Policy for your employees and visitors' awareness. Logo usage: you can use FSSC logo when you're FSSC certified. 

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Ok.

We already have a food safety policy but we also place food safety signage around.

 

Thank you for the clarification regarding the logo use

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