
GFSI is delivering on their commitment to explore options in non-standard auditing as a result of COVID-19. Released as part of their initial position on March 16th, GFSI and the their Stakeholder Advisory Forum will be releasing GFSI Benchmarking Requirements to address the use of Information and Communication Technologies throughout the food safety auditing process.
For more information on the new proposed amendments to the GFSI Benchmarking requirements and how to submit your feedback, visit the GFSI Website.
Automation is helping food safety teams strengthen traceability, close gaps faster, and stay audit-ready before pressure hits.
See how SQF Edition 10's Clause 2.3.5 turns change management into a dedicated requirement.
Edition 10 has a sharpened focus on the areas where data and experience showed we needed to raise the bar: food safety culture, change management, environmental monitoring, and audit scoring.