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The International Organization for Standardization is seeking feedback from active members of the food industry on its current ISO 22000 standard. The organization plans to update the food safety management standard in September to address evolving market needs.
According to the organization, standards are reviewed every five years. The ISO 22000 was published in 2005.
Comments from stakeholders will be collected by the ISO committee until mid-June before revisions begin later this year.
To suggest improvements, comments can be sent to a company’s ISO member body in its county or by sending an email to hj@ds.dk.
Jeremy Gerrard was Food Engineering's Digital/Online Editor. He is a graduate of Auburn University with a degree in journalism. His previous work experience includes years spent as a reporter with the Daily Local News out of Chester County, PA. In addition to writing feature articles for Food Engineering, Jeremy covered the Dry Processing, Field Reports and People and Industry news sections.
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