FSSC 22000 & BRCGS Consulting in Malaysia
Food Safety Management Systems (FSMS)
Whether you are implementing a new food safety management system or strengthening an existing system for FSSC 22000 or BRCGS Food Safety certification, our consultancy covers gap analysis, implementation support, internal audit support and certification audit preparation. We help your team address gaps, strengthen food safety controls and prepare for the independent certification audit.
What Is FSSC 22000 Version 7?
FSSC 22000 Version 7 is a food safety management system certification scheme based on ISO 22000, ISO 22002-100:2025, the applicable sector-specific standard from the ISO 22002 series and additional FSSC requirements.
FSSC 22000 Version 7 covers areas such as food fraud mitigation, food defense, allergen management, environmental monitoring, food safety and quality culture, and food loss and waste.Â
It applies to eligible activities across several parts of the food supply chain, including food and feed manufacturing, food packaging manufacturing, storage and transportation, catering, retail and wholesale operations. Applicability depends on the organization’s activities and the relevant FSSC food-chain category.
FSSC 22000 may be particularly suitable for organizations that already use ISO-based management systems and want a structured approach to managing food safety risks.
What Is BRCGS Food Safety?
The BRCGS Global Standard Food Safety, commonly known as BRCGS Food Safety, is a GFSI-recognized standard for food manufacturing, processing and packing operations.
The standard provides a structured framework for managing product safety, integrity, legality and quality, together with the operational controls needed to maintain these requirements.
BRCGS certification is widely used by food and beverage manufacturers that supply retailers, brand owners and international customers requiring recognized third-party food safety assurance.
FSSC 22000 or BRCGS Food Safety: Which Is Right for Your Business?
FSSC 22000 and BRCGS Food Safety both support food safety certification, but they use different frameworks and apply to different parts of the food supply chain.
Food Safety Certification | FSSC 22000 | BRCGS Food Safety |
Framework | Uses the ISO management system structure | Uses detailed requirements developed for food manufacturing, processing and packing operations |
Core Requirements | Combines ISO 22000, applicable ISO 22002 prerequisite program requirements and additional FSSC requirements | Covers product safety, integrity, legality, quality and related operational controls |
Potential Fit | May suit organizations already familiar with ISO-based management systems | May suit manufacturers whose retailers, brand owners or customers request BRCGS certification |
Scope | Applies to eligible activities across several food-chain categories | Primarily applies to food manufacturing, processing and packing operations |
Packaging Manufacturers | May apply to eligible food packaging manufacturers | Standalone packaging manufacturers would generally consider BRCGS Packaging Materials |
Certification Driver | May be selected based on customer, supply chain or management system requirements | Frequently selected in response to retailer, brand-owner or customer requirements |
The appropriate certification route depends on your activities, existing management system, intended certification scope and customer requirements.
Benefits of FSSC 22000 and BRCGS Food Safety Certification

Stronger Food Safety Controls
Structured requirements for hazard management, operational controls, and preventive practices help organizations manage food safety risks and improve consistency across production processes.

Greater Customer and Retailer Confidence
Achieving FSSC 22000 or BRCGS certification provides independent assurance that your organization meets the applicable certification requirements, helping build confidence among customers, retailers and supply chain partners.

Access to Global Supply Chains
FSSC 22000 and BRCGS Food Safety are widely used across global supply chains, where multinational companies and major retailers may require certification through a GFSI-recognized program.

Better Operational Control and Compliance
Clear procedures, monitoring, audits and corrective actions help organizations improve process consistency, support compliance with applicable food safety requirements, strengthen operational control and reduce avoidable losses.
Who Should Consider FSSC 22000 & BRCGS?
- Food and beverage manufacturers seeking stronger food safety and quality controls
- Food processors and ingredient manufacturers supplying retailers, brand owners, or multinational companies
- Export-oriented businesses that need recognized food safety certification for international markets
- Suppliers to major retail and food service chains with specific GFSI-recognized certification requirements
- Organizations already using ISO 22000 that want to progress toward FSSC 22000 certification
- Eligible food supply chain businesses considering FSSC 22000 certification, including food packaging manufacturers, storage and transport providers, caterers, retailers and wholesalersÂ
- Food manufacturers supplying UK and European retailers, brand owners or other international customers that specifically request BRCGS Food Safety certification
Explore Our FSSC 22000 & BRCGS Training Courses

FSSC 22000 V7.0 Awareness

FSSC 22000 V7.0 Internal Audit

BRC Global Standard Awareness

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How Nexus Consultancy Helps
Initial Assessment and Understanding
Meet with your leadership team to understand business goals, current practices, and target ISO standards. Identify key needs, expectations, and requirements for implementation.
Customization and Planning [PLAN]
Develop a tailored ISO implementation plan based on your needs. Define the project scope, departments, resources, and timelines together with your team.
Gap Analysis and System Establishment [DO]
Assess existing processes against ISO requirements to identify gaps. Develop the required ISO documentation and support your team in creating or improving policies and procedures.
Training and Implementation [CHECK]
Support your team in implementing required improvements. Provide ISO awareness training and establish an internal audit program to monitor progress and maintain compliance.
Pre-certification and Audit Support [ACT]
Assess certification readiness through a pre-certification audit. Address corrective actions, assist with certification body selection, and guide your team through the external audit process.
Continual Improvement and Follow-up
Monitor the effectiveness of your ISO system through ongoing reviews and audits. Provide continued support to maintain certification and identify opportunities for improvement.
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