Prevent food safety hazards before they happen. Expert HACCP implementation for Restaurants, Hotels, and Food Manufacturers in India, Dubai, and across the Middle East.
A preventative approach to food safety.
Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) is an internationally recognized system for reducing the risk of safety hazards in food.
Rather than relying on end-product testing, HACCP identifies biological, chemical, and physical hazards at specific points in the production process and implements strict control measures.
Mandated by authorities like Dubai Municipality and FSSAI (India), HACCP is the baseline standard for any serious food business.
Based on the Codex Alimentarius Commission guidelines.
Identify potential hazards (biological, chemical, physical).
Determine Critical Control Points where hazards can be prevented.
Establish max/min limits (e.g., temperature, time) for each CCP.
Set up procedures to monitor CCPs (e.g., thermal logs).
Define actions to take when a critical limit is breached.
Validate that the HACCP plan is working effectively.
Keep accurate records of all procedures and logs.
Mandatory for catering and hospitality in UAE.
Processing, baking, and packaging units.
Warehousing and transportation of perishables.
Grocery stores handling fresh produce.
Protect your customers and public health.
Meet local municipality and global export requirements.
Demonstrate legal defense in case of food safety incidents.
Better control over processes leads to less spoilage.
Displaying the HACCP mark builds consumer confidence.
Essential for exporting food products to international markets.
Our consultants have decades of experience in the food industry.
We make HACCP plans easy to understand and implement.
We provide essential food safety training for your staff.
HACCP is a risk management tool focused specifically on hazards. ISO 22000 is a complete Management System that incorporates HACCP principles plus management elements like continuous improvement and communication. ISO 22000 is broader and more prestigious.
In many regions, yes. In Dubai, for example, all food businesses must implement HACCP. In India, FSSAI regulations are heavily based on HACCP principles. It is also mandatory for exporting seafood, juice, and meat to many countries.
Typically, certification is valid for 3 years with annual surveillance audits. However, internal verification and monitoring of CCPs must happen daily or per batch.