Future Supply Chain Solutions (FSC) has recently been certified with the ISO 22000 certification, an internationally recognized standard for its Mehsana cold storage warehouse in Ahmedabad. The certification ensures that the services meet the needs of customers through an effective food safety management system.
The certification is accredited through 192-year-old Paris headquartered Certification Company, Bureau Veritas India. Audits were conducted in two phases – Stage 1, which was the documentation Audit and Stage 2, which was a combination of the documentation and on-ground process adherence Audit.
Future Supply Chain has State-of-the-art food warehouses, both dry and temperature controlled, where packaged foods are handled. All its plants are registered with FSSAI and are subject to local food safety norms. The ISO 22000 certification combines and supplements the core elements of ISO 9001 approach and HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) for food safety management at all levels, including storage and distribution.
Commenting on the occasion, P V Sheshadri, chief executive officer, Future Supply Chain Solutions, said, “We are dedicated to constant improvement, development and achieving and maintaining an ISO 22000 accreditation ensures that we have the processes and systems in place for this.”
FSC has put in place a structured approach towards food safety by implementing – food safety policy, food safety manual and procedures, HACCP plan, pre-requisite plans, operational pre-requisite plans, food safety objectives and achievements, internal Audits, and monitoring checklists. All of this is governed by a dedicated Food Safety Team.
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Naresh Khanna – 10 February 2025
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