Certification of Good Agricultural Practices and Manufacturing
PrimusGFS is an auditing system recognized by the GFSI (Global Food-Safety Initiative), developed by Azzule Systems and used for several years in different parts of the fresh-products industry. It was designed to be globally used in the primary production and manufacture sectors (including the horticultural, grains, and legumes sectors.)
The PrimusGFS audit has defined seven basic areas that an agricultural company must take into consideration for the production or manufacture of their products (as it applies):
1. Food-Safety Management System (FSMS)
2. Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) – Farm
3. Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) – Greenhouse
4. Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) – Harvest Crew
5. Good Manufacture Practices (GMP)
6. Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP)
7. Preventive Controls (PC) – Voluntary
PRIMUSGFS Documentary
Global Standards original production
The established PrimusGFS requirements for food inequity practices of each of the different stages of production are the following:
You can find the requirements for each one of the areas in the regulation documents valid in the scheme on their website: https://www.primusgfs.com/
Our certificates are accepted everywhere in the world
The ANSI National Accreditation Board this attests that Global Standards, S.C. Fulfills the requirements of ISO/ IEC 17065:2012 Conformity assessment for bodies certifying products, processes, and services for the certification scheme:
PrimusGFS General Regulations Version 3.2, January 2021
For programs within the following scope of accreditation GRANTED 2018-04-03:
PrimusGFS V3.2
Good Agricultural Practices (GAP)
Farm, Indoor Agriculture,Harvest Crew
Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
Store and Distribution, Cooler/Cold Storage, Packinghouse, Processing Perishable Plant Products, Processing of Perishable Animal and Plan Products (mixed products), Processing of Ambient Stable Products
To implement a management system of information in your company is a decision that will positively impact your products and manufacturing process.
International market access due to their recognition before the GFSI (Global Food Safety Initiative).
Consumers trust.
An integrated approach to the supply chain.
Compliance with the legal framework applicable to food inequity.
Process to obtain an international certificate with Global Standards
The certification process pays attention to every detail to make sure that the company duly complies with all of the standard’s requirements.
1
Quote and signing of the contract
2
Planning and Development of Audit
3
Closing of Non-Conformities
4
Certification Committee and Issuance of the Certificate