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IFS Food Certification
The IFS Food certification is the authoritative standard for inspecting companies in the food industry and worldwide retail trade. IFS stands for International Featured Standard. This standard promotes effective food safety management. In this article, we explain in detail how companies can implement the IFS standard to meet safety and quality requirements, optimise the efficiency…
Quality audit
As in so many areas of life, the same applies in the workplace: success is when your own requirements match the final performance. This match should, of course, be as great as possible in your company. In this context, a quality audit is an important tool. It is carried out independently and is used to…
GHS symbols at a glance
Handling chemicals involves risks. To minimize these risks, a labeling system was developed, the so-called Global Harmonized System (GHS). A key element of this system are the hazard pictograms, which provide information about the potential dangers of chemicals at a glance. These pictograms, uniform and internationally understandable, play a crucial role in preventing accidents and…
Legal compliance
Whether it’s legal requirements, agreements with customers, agreements with industry associations, stipulations with interest groups or voluntary commitments, your company is subject to a multitude of regulations. Legal compliance can quickly become a challenge – after all, you must know, comply with and monitor all obligations. Compliance affects the profitability and sustainability of your business…
Safety instructions
A safe workplace is considered a necessary prerequisite for employee performance in a company. All employers are aware of the enormous importance of safety instructions. However, there is often uncertainty about their concrete implementation: What is their content? How often should they be given? We also look at the advantages that digital safety instructions bring…
EHS in companies
EHS refers to the environmental, health, and safety aspects of a company’s day-to-day work. These are the top priorities for functioning occupational safety and form the basis for successful companies. Our article explains what the EHS abbreviation stands for and which areas it includes. All three EHS areas are subject to a multitude of legal…