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BRC Global Standard GFSI Approved

BRC certification
opens doors to retail.

BRC Global Standard for Food Safety is required by many UK and international retailers. AmpliFlow helps you structure documentation and follow-up.

Food Safety Standards
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Challenges with BRC certification

BRC places high demands on documentation and follow-up. Here are common challenges.

Retailer requirements are increasing

UK retailers require BRC certification. Without a certificate, you won't get on the shelves at Tesco, Sainsbury's or other major chains.

Extensive documentation requirements

BRC requires detailed documentation of HACCP plans, prerequisites and procedures. Everything must be traceable and up to date.

Audit findings

Unannounced audits can come at any time. If documentation isn't in order, you risk downgrade or lost certification.

Managing deviations

Every deviation must be documented, analyzed and corrected. Without a system, it's hard to prove you're learning from mistakes.

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What AmpliFlow is and isn't

We believe in transparency. Here's what you can expect.

1

Digital management system

AmpliFlow provides document control for HACCP plans, checklists for controls, deviation management and competence matrices - everything BRC requires for documentation.

2

Physical connection with hardware

AmpliFlow Box is a hardware device that connects your management system to production. It automatically prints labels when checklist steps complete and monitors temperatures.

3

Traceability auditors want to see

Complete connection between digital checklists and physical labels. When you complete a control step, the label prints automatically - documented and traceable.

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BRC Requirements

Main areas of the standard

BRC is divided into seven main chapters that all must be fulfilled.

1

Senior Management Commitment

Management commitment to food safety, policy and objectives, organizational structure and management review.

2

The Food Safety Plan - HACCP

Documented HACCP plan based on Codex Alimentarius. Hazard analysis, critical control points and verification.

3

Food Safety and Quality Management System

Management of specifications, suppliers, raw materials and packaging materials. Product development and labeling.

4

Site Standards

Requirements for buildings, premises, equipment and maintenance. Staff facilities and waste management.

5

Product Control

Product design, labeling, allergens, traceability and handling of complaints.

6

Process Control

Control of operations, measurement and monitoring, calibration and quantity control.

7

Personnel

Training, personal hygiene, medical screening, protective clothing and access to production areas.

Benefits

What you can achieve

Realistic expectations of what structured documentation provides.

Structured

documentation

All documentation collected and searchable. Easier to demonstrate at audits.

Traceable

deviations

Complete history of deviations, actions and verifications.

Scheduled

controls

Scheduled checklists ensure controls are performed.

Documented

competence

Training records and competence matrices for all personnel.

FAQ

Questions about AmpliFlow and BRC

What is BRC Global Standard for Food Safety?

BRC Global Standard for Food Safety (now BRCGS) is an international food safety standard developed by the British Retail Consortium. It is GFSI-approved and required by many UK and international retailers from their suppliers.

What is AmpliFlow Box?

AmpliFlow Box is a hardware device you install at your production facility. It connects to label printers and temperature sensors and communicates with AmpliFlow. When you complete a checklist step, it can automatically print a label or log a temperature reading.

How do we meet BRC clause 9.2 traceability requirements?

BRC clause 9.2 requires you to trace products through the entire production chain. With AmpliFlow Box, labels with batch numbers and barcodes print automatically when checklist steps complete - full connection between digital controls and physical labeling.

How does BRC differ from ISO 22000?

Both are GFSI-approved food safety standards. BRC is more detailed and prescriptive with specific requirements for facilities and processes. ISO 22000 is more flexible and follows ISO's management system structure. Many organizations choose BRC for access to UK retailers.

How long does BRC certification take?

For a food company with basic systems in place, it typically takes 6-12 months. The timeline depends on current maturity, product complexity and how quickly you can implement changes.

Can we integrate BRC work with ISO 9001?

Yes, AmpliFlow is built for integrated management systems. You can manage both BRC and ISO 9001 with shared processes for document control, deviation management and audits.

More questions?

We're happy to answer questions about how AmpliFlow can support your BRC work.

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