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Impact of ISO 22002-100:2025 on FSSC V6 Documentation Requirements

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Hello all, 

 

I have a compliance related question.

 

As we know, FSSCV6 is comprised of a three part scheme.

  • ISO 22000:2018
  • ISO/TS 22002-X:2019 (X being your applicable industry)
  • FSSC additional requirements

 

Now, ISO has just officially withdrawn ISO/TS 22002-X:2019, replacing them with ISO 22002-100:2025 and ISO 22002-X:2025 (X again being whatever your industry is).

 

I know it's still very early days, but I do not see any news, updates, or statement from FSSC regarding this recent change. 

 

I'm asking this as we are in the middle of updating our IMS documentation, and I realized I couldn't take out any mentions of ISO/TS as it's still technically required by the FSSC scheme.

 

But according to ISO, that document is now dead. Should I wait to update our documentation whenever FSSC releases their own update, or should I go ahead anyway and make my case to auditors whenever this point comes up? What would you do?

 

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