Introduction to ISO 22000

23rd June 2008 by Alex Briggs

Cynthia Weber’s ISO 22000 tools website introduces ISO 22000, the global food safety management system standard.

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food safety, food safety blog, blog, ISO 22000, standards, assurance, food, blogs

About Alex Briggs

Alex is the Marketing Communications Manager for Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance (LRQA). He is responsible for all new media and PR activities for LRQA.

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