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There is certainly considerable time, effort and investment committed to establishing and implementing an effective food safety management system, however at this point, the work has only just begun. Maintaining an effective food safety program that grows and develops with the business is as fundamental to ongoing operations as anything else the business may do. Systems and processes must be constantly monitored, assessed, and evolved in the pursuit of excellence and all of it must be underpinned by a healthy and deeply embedded food safety culture.

More and more market-leading businesses are recognising the importance of management systems to key business functions and understand the significance of certification - it’s their proof point that gives them the competitive edge.

The industry approach to food safety has evolved in recent years, with food safety seen now as more about culture and less about ticking boxes as the gold standard. Though food safety can be measured in traditional ways, culture is much more instinctive and less specifically defined. The key is to translate the complexity of audits, documentation, and directions into practical strategies and measures that everyone can understand.

The pandemic has created new cybersecurity challenges for businesses as they adapt their operating model for remote working. Cyberattacks are inevitable. Responding appropriately to an attack is not just the responsibility of your IT department - everyone in the organisation has a role to play

With the number of Cyberattacks increasing, organisations need to educate their employees to create a culture of security awareness.

Uncover what is required to submit a tender application for Department of Defence Contracts including ISO Certification, DISP and exclusive resources.