Food Safety Policy

By on December 5, 2007 in Food Safety Policy

The 22000 Standard requires that Management develop a food safety
policy. This is a statement that management will compose that reflects
the organizations commitment to providing a safe product. Stating the
goal that the company will continually strive to meet, it will provide
a basis for business objectives that support the policy. Once the food
safety policy is established, objectives can be defined that are
measurable and that when met will result in meeting the terms of your
food safety policy.

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2 Responses to Food Safety Policy

  1. auto glass arizona March 20, 2009 at 2:48 am #

    Who sets the Objectives?

  2. Cynthia Weber April 6, 2009 at 6:18 pm #

    Management will set the objectives. Developing objectives can be done in a number of ways and will depend on the size of the organization. Top management may establish some overall objectives and then have each department manager set objectives for the department to support the overall objectives. It is common to see objectives “cascade” throughout the organization like this.

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