BRCGS Food Safety (BRC)
Food-safety, product-integrity and operational-control requirements for relevant food operations.
From crop handling and grading to packing, frozen formats and export preparation, quality starts with clear requirements and careful coordination.
Our approach begins by agreeing product specifications, reviewing available supply, and aligning handling, grading, packing and destination requirements. Where applicable, we consider internationally used food-safety, good-agriculture, quality-management, worker-welfare and responsible-sourcing frameworks. Any certification, audit result or site-level status is confirmed for the relevant farm, product or facility before it is stated.
Align specifications, handling, packing and destination requirements before the shipment plan is confirmed.
Discuss your requirements ↗These internationally used standards and supply-chain frameworks help structure quality discussions and buyer requirements where they are relevant to a product or operation.
Food-safety, product-integrity and operational-control requirements for relevant food operations.
Good agricultural practices, farm management and traceability requirements where applicable.
Quality-management principles, process consistency and continual improvement.
A GLOBALG.A.P. add-on addressing social practice and worker-related requirements.
Supply-chain visibility and ethical-trade assessment approaches; these are not a company certification.
Listing a framework here does not mean ENCAP or a particular supplier holds that certification or has completed an audit. Current status is confirmed for the specific farm, product or facility and shared only when documented.
The checks and records required for each order depend on the crop, its origin, the selected facility and the buyer’s destination requirements.
Align variety, grade, size, origin, batch details and the buyer’s written specification before supply is confirmed.
Review available product condition and agree the applicable sorting, grading and acceptance criteria for the order.
Discuss suitable handling, cleaning, storage and product-protection controls with the responsible farm or facility.
Confirm packing formats, labelling, temperature-sensitive handling and destination needs before dispatch planning.
Record the product, grade, quantity, destination and any buyer-specific quality requirements.
Review available crop information and confirm which handling, inspection or packing steps apply.
Agree the relevant batch information, package details and destination documentation with responsible parties.
Check the agreed requirements and share verified product or facility documentation where applicable.
Share your crop, volume, packing and destination requirements so we can confirm the right next step.