What's ISO (International Organization of Standardization)?

ISO (International Organization of Standardization)

   ISO is a certification that certifies compliance with requirements related to quality process standards as defined by the International Organization for Standardization. ISO is a non-governmental organization that defines specifications for products, services, and systems for quality and efficiency.
   Today, ISO has nearly 23,000 published standards in 164 countries, and companies are ISO certified to prove their quality standards to the world.
   The standards set by ISO are valuable for international trade because the organization has strict requirements for products. The ultimate goal of ISO is to improve the welfare of industries worldwide and increase the level of safety and security for all.

ISO22000: Food Safety Management
ISO 22000 certification, the international standard for food safety management, is a standard used by organizations that manage food safety processes related to ingredients, packaging, manufacturing processes, and cleaning. ISO 22000 demonstrates that businesses follow best practices when it comes to food safety, which means we can be confident in the safety and health of all products in the supply chain. Manufacturers of dietary supplements, food additives, and other foods that have received this certification often have impressive documentation and communication skills to prove that their supplements are safe.

ISO 9001: Quality Management

ISO 9001 specifies the principles and guidelines for quality management in food supplement and dietary supplement factories, including other factories with continuous improvement, creating motivation and significance for Managing Director to all employees. Focusing on international standards that customers accept as the main principle. Both the production department and the quality control department manage by experts and specialists who have knowledge and understanding the principles of this certification. And then creating a quality management system (QMS) according to ISO 9001 standards, there are QMS controllers to monitor according to the specified principles and must also pass the audit systems.