Our consultants work exclusively in the food safety and quality space. That means we understand not just what the standards say, but how they are interpreted, applied and audited across different food chain categories. We have guided organisations through FSSC 22000 initial certification, version transitions, unannounced audits, major nonconformance resolution and everything in between. When you work with Entecom, you are not getting generic compliance advice — you are getting a consulting partner who knows your industry, your pressures and the specific standard your certification body will audit against.
Every engagement starts with understanding where you are. From there we build a structured, practical plan to get your system to where it needs to be.
We start with a thorough gap assessment against your applicable standard — FSSC 22000, BRCGS, ISO 22000 or HACCP. This gives you a clear picture of where your system is strong, where the risks lie, and exactly what needs to be addressed before your audit. No surprises, no guesswork.
We work alongside your team to develop, update or restructure your food safety management system documentation, PRPs, HACCP studies and supporting procedures — all aligned to the specific requirements of your standard and food chain category. Everything is built for your operation, not copied from a generic template.
Before your certification audit, we conduct a pre-audit readiness review to identify and close any remaining gaps. We also support your internal audit program, help prepare your team for auditor interviews, and make sure your objective evidence is in order. Our goal is that when your auditor arrives, your team is confident and your system speaks for itself.
Certification is not the finish line — it is the beginning of a continuous improvement cycle. Entecom offers ongoing consulting support to help you maintain your system between audits, manage nonconformances, respond to version changes and keep your food safety culture strong throughout the year.
FSSC 22000 Version 7 was published in May 2026 and introduces significant structural changes — including a new ISO 22002-100 prerequisite programme framework, revised food chain categories and stronger audit evidence requirements. If you are currently certified to FSSC 22000 and have not yet started your Version 7 gap assessment, now is the time. Entecom’s consultants are already supporting organisations through this transition and can help you understand exactly what has changed, what it means for your system, and how to prepare for your upgrade audit with confidence.