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ISO 22000 Simplified: A Guide to Food Safety Management

Master ISO 22000 and Food Safety Management — learn HACCP, PRPs, risk control, and certification steps.

This course provides a clear and practical guide to ISO 22000, the international standard for Food Safety Management Systems (FSMS). Designed for anyone involved in food production, handling, or quality assurance, it simplifies complex requirements into easy-to-understand concepts you can apply right away in real industry settings.

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This course provides a clear and practical guide to ISO 22000, the international standard for Food Safety Management Systems (FSMS). Designed for anyone involved in food production, handling, or quality assurance, it simplifies complex requirements into easy-to-understand concepts you can apply right away in real industry settings.

 

You’ll learn how ISO 22000 combines HACCP principles, risk-based thinking, and Prerequisite Programs (PRPs) to ensure food safety across the entire supply chain. Step by step, the course walks you through each part of the standard — from understanding organizational context and leadership commitment to managing hazards, monitoring performance, and driving continual improvement for consistent, long-term success.

 

You’ll also discover how to prepare for certification, conduct internal audits, and avoid the most common implementation mistakes made by food companies. Real-world case studies — including major outbreaks such as E. coli, Listeria, and Salmonella — show how ISO 22000 principles help prevent foodborne crises, improve safety programs, and protect consumers effectively.

 

Whether you’re a food safety professional, business owner, or student, this course will give you the knowledge, clarity, and tools to build, maintain, and improve a strong Food Safety Management System. By the end, you’ll feel confident in your ability to apply ISO 22000 effectively and elevate food safety standards in any organization, production facility, or food-handling environment.