FSSC 22000 compliance that holds as you scale
FSSC 22000 doesn’t stop after the audit. foodflou helps you keep documents, suppliers, CAPAs, and traceability up to date, so you stay audit-ready every day.
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Built for FSSC 22000 V7
FSSC 22000 V7 is expected in May 2026, with a 12-month transition period to May 2027. That gives teams a window to get their systems aligned with required ISO 22002-100:2025 now, before gaps turn into pressure later.
V7 is stricter on what you can show day to day. Records need to be current, supplier status clear, and traceability easy to pull when asked. When this sits across spreadsheets, shared drives, and email, it drifts out of sync and gaps usually only show up when someone goes looking for them.
foodflou keeps everything connected so you always know what is approved, what is missing, and what needs action.
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Automate FSSC 22000 compliance from day one
Version-controlled & approved in one place. No more emailing PDFs to check which is current.
Structured from the start. Ready to pull in minutes, not hours.
Assigned, tracked, and closed in the same system. Nothing falls through a spreadsheet.
No more chasing people for updates. Follow-ups and renewals run automatically.
What FSSC 22000 compliance costs without the system like foodflou?
Most quality teams spend 15–30 hours per audit cycle on manual traceability work alone. Add supplier chasing, certificates expiring, document version hunting, and CAPA rebuilding, and that is a significant portion of one person's time every quarter, on work a paperless food safety system should be doing.
As supplier networks grow, the choice becomes: hire another person to manage the volume, or accept that things will get missed. foodflou removes that trade-off. The same team manages significantly more without adding headcount.
Works at Every Size
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Small & Growing Brands
Set up a compliant system early and keep it structured as you scale suppliers and retailer requirements. Your first FSSC audit should not also be the first time your records are organised.
Mid-size Suppliers
Replace the spreadsheets that worked early on but become harder to manage as supplier numbers increase. When you have 20+ suppliers and 8 documents per supplier, a spreadsheet is a liability.
Large Manufacturers
Keep compliance consistent across sites and supplier tiers with one view of what is current, overdue, and at risk.
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What Manufacturers & Brands
Using foodflou Say
We relied on folders, Excel trackers, and reminders to manage supplier certificates, and things still got missed. Now we can see what’s missing or overdue early, so we catch issues in time and avoid the usual last minute follow ups before an FSSC audit.
CAPAs used to mean logging issues and then chasing people to see if actions were actually closed. Now follow-ups happen automatically, so I can see what’s overdue and what’s done without checking in, which saves time and makes audits easier.
Document control used to take a lot of back and forth, checking versions, approvals, and what had actually changed. Now everything is in one place with a clear version history, so the team spends less time checking and more time working on what matters.
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