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AIP Guidelines Adopted into FSSC22000 V7 and UNIDO Global Position Paper

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jan 1
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The Australasian Institute of Packaging (AIP) has seen its Save Food Packaging design guidelines incorporated into the FSSC22000 V7 standard and UNIDO's Global Position paper. These guidelines were developed in partnership with End Food Waste Australia and RMIT University. The integration means that 40,000 food and feed companies will need to review their product and packaging design as part of the safety management standard.

From foodprocessing.com.au

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The adoption of the guidelines into the FSSC22000 V7 standard is viewed as a significant impetus for change within the food industry regarding the role of packaging. This affects the operational requirements for companies seeking to maintain their safety management certifications.

From foodprocessing.com.au

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  • RMIT UniversityPartner in the development of the guidelines integrated into the FSSC22000 V7 standard.

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