ISO's solutions for ensuring quality and safety in the food industry are the subject of this brochure which provides a concise overview of International Standards available and how they can help.
ISO standards and agriculture
From tractors and trailers to methods for testing soils and even fish farming, ISO standards play an essential role in feeding the world.
As pressure on land and resources increases alongside the needs of a growing population and the demand for high-quality food, efficient farming is more important than ever.
ISO standards enable efficient use of fertilizers and fuel, delivering substantial reductions in global emissions. Consumer health and quality food are also priorities addressed in ISO standards. Precision agriculture and the accurate application of chemicals help protect consumers and get the most from the land.
Below you can find out more about the most commonly used food safety standards, who develops them, and new projects in the pipeline.
ISO and food safety
With this free brochure, learn more about ISO’s International Standard for food safety management and what it can do for your organization.
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Standards for a sustainable agri-food system on World Food Day.
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The people who develop standards
Covering almost every sector you can think of, from Assistive products to Zinc alloys, ISO has over 200 technical committees. Below we've listed just a handful that we think will be of particular interest to you. If it doesn't have what you're looking for, you can find the complete list of technical committees here.
Related ISO technical committees
- Food products
- Management systems for food safety
- Fertilizers, soil conditioners and beneficial substances
- Fisheries and aquaculture
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- Food safety management systemsRequirements for any organization in the food chain
- Traceability in the feed and food chainGeneral principles and basic requirements for system design and implementation
- ISO 8157:2015 [Withdrawn]Fertilizers and soil conditionersVocabulary
- Marine finfish farmsOpen net cageDesign and operation
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