Foundation FSSC’s vision is to contribute to a better world and make an impact on the consumer goods industry and related supply chains. We sustain this vision by assisting all organizations, large or small, in implementing food and social management systems that align with the ISO management system and harmonized structure approach.
For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), given their significant role in the food supply chain, we provide support through a process of capacity-building measures toward the sustainable supply of safe food and, consequently, more comprehensive market access. In 2020, the Foundation launched an FSSC 22000 Development Program for SMEs as the next step from our original FSSC Global Markets Program started in 2017.
In 2024, one of FSSC’s key organizational objectives is to review our global impact strategy, which includes reviewing the FSSC 22000 Development Program.
To that end, FSSC has created a survey to examine how the current FSSC 22000 Development Program for SMEs is valued and what (other) measures the Foundation could implement to further increase the understanding of food safety. Some questions also relate to the market’s support of SMEs through capacity-building measures in social sustainability.
The survey targets not only SMEs but, from a buyer perspective, all organizations that may also have SMEs among their suppliers.
Feedback is crucial to building a strategy that fits the market’s needs, and the results of this survey will serve as input for FSSC’s capacity-building initiatives.
We appreciate your participation in the survey and kindly ask that you also forward this invitation to your supply chain partners (buyers or suppliers) and other relevant parties in your organization who are willing to provide insight and feedback on FSSC Development Program strategies.
The survey will take approximately 8 minutes to complete.
