FSSC 22000 Version 7 Transition
FSSC 22000 Version 7 Transition
Course Overview
What you'll learn
The seminar aims to provide delegates with learning of:
- To understand the structure and key updates of FSSC 22000 Version 7, including new and revised requirements compared to the previous version.
- To gain awareness of the ISO 22002-x PRP series and their role in supporting effective food safety management systems across different sectors.
- To identify the impact of Version 7 changes and PRP requirements on current practices, enabling participants to prepare for a smooth transition by 1 May 2027.
Who This Course Is For
Managing Directors, Chief Executive Officers, General Managers, Food Management representative / Food Safety Officer, Relevant Departmental Managers (QA, Legal, Production & etc.), Internal Auditors, Practitioners and Food Safety Personnel.
About this course
This one-day training programme provides an introduction to FSSC 22000 Version 7, published on 1 May 2026, with a transition deadline set for 1 May 2027. Designed as an awareness-level session, the training aims to equip participants with a clear understanding of the updated scheme requirements and their implications for existing food safety management systems.
The programme will cover the key changes introduced in Version 7, including enhanced requirements and new focus areas that reflect current industry expectations and global food safety challenges. In addition, the training will provide an overview of the ISO 22002-x Prerequisite Programme (PRP) series, highlighting their structure, sector-specific applications, and critical role in supporting effective hazard control within the food safety management system.
Participants will gain insight into how PRPs integrate with HACCP principles and ISO 22000 requirements, as well as practical considerations for implementation and compliance. This training serves as a foundational step for organizations preparing for the transition to Version 7, enabling them to identify potential gaps and plan for a smooth and effective upgrade of their systems.