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This Earth Day, we are exploring the theme of climate education, as a key mechanism to reduce climate impact. There are several streams of action for Earth Day this year, and one key theme is climate education, while additional conversations focus on reduction of plastic. 

This Earth Day, we are exploring the theme of climate education, as a key mechanism to reduce climate impact. There are several streams of action for Earth Day this year, and one key theme is climate education. Read and View our interview with Susanne Orme, our Sustainability Training Specialist.

Chain of Custody and Independent Assessment of Cotton Consumption. As part of the Intertek Brand, we are fortunate to have access to content that is insightful and meaningful globally and locally in Australia and New Zealand. In this webinar the team from Intertek delve into the world of sustainable cotton production.

Watch the webinar to understand what this means and how it will impact your business, as well as the transition requirements and updated deadlines.

In the ever-evolving landscape of food safety management, the integration of innovative technology emerges as a game-changer.  This article will explore the relationship relationship between technology and food safety, providing insight into how innovative solutions can empower a proactive approach to ensuring the highest standards in global food safety and act as a critical enabler for a safer and more transparent food supply chain.

The 2024 Climate Action Amendments to ISO Management System Standards represent a significant effort by the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) to integrate climate considerations into a wide range of management standards. These amendments were introduced in support of the ISO London Declaration on Climate Change and aim to ensure that organisations incorporate climate change considerations into their management systems, enhancing their effectiveness in achieving intended outcomes.

ISO 27001 is a globally recognised standard for managing information security. It sets out the criteria for an information security management system (ISMS). Over time, updates to the standard reflect evolving threats, technologies, and best practices in information security. The differences between ISO 27001:2013 and ISO 27001:2022 are part of the standard's evolution, addressing the need for organisations to better manage and protect their information assets.

How to ace your GFSI Audit - Everything you need to know about GFSI Training requirements 

Many in the Australian food industry had more than acceptable food safety programs in place before the pandemic, yet still faced unprecedented challenges as it unfolded. Supply chains and business continuity were most significantly impacted, and a new level of risk management evolved, above and beyond any seen previously. Across the industry cleaning, hygiene, and sanitation practices have been transformed and a much sharper focus has developed around sustainability.