Prove that your organisation’s packaging is safe and fit for purpose with the BRCGS packaging standard
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What is the BRCGS Packaging Standard?
Demonstrate that your packaging is safe and fit for purpose with the BRCGS packaging standard.
BRCGS Standard for Packaging and Packaging Materials sets out hygiene, safety and quality requirements for packaging manufacturers supplying the consumer products industries. A key aim of the standard is to help protect consumers by providing a common basis of evaluation, recognised and benchmarked by the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI). It is globally accepted and has been adopted by major retailers, manufacturers and packaging businesses.
Why Choose the BRCGS Packaging Standard?
Aids manufacturers’ fulfilment of legal obligations and helps provide protection to the consumer
Demonstrates your commitment to producing a safe, legal and functional product
Ensures continual improvement of quality, hygiene and product safety standards and processes
Why Choose Us for your ISO Certification?
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"Having worked with a large number of their trainers, the high standards of training are institutionalised rather than being down to the individual auditors, and hence Alcumus have been listed as our ISO training organisation of choice."
Cam Pulham - Oil Spill Response
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