Global Certifications & Quality Standards | Spice Origin India

Global Certifications &
Quality Standards

Internationally recognized certifications ensuring food safety, quality, and compliance for global spice exports. ISO 22000, HACCP, FSSAI & Organic certified.

ISO certified spice quality laboratory with modern testing equipment

ISO 22000:2018

Food Safety Management

HACCP Certified

Hazard Analysis Control

FSSAI Licensed

Food Safety Authority

Organic Certified

USDA & EU Organic

ISO 22000:2018 Certificate for Food Safety Management System
International Standard

ISO 22000:2018

Food Safety Management System

Our ISO 22000:2018 certification demonstrates a robust food safety management system that identifies and controls food safety hazards throughout our spice processing chain. This international standard ensures systematic monitoring of critical control points from raw material sourcing to final packaging.

  • ✓ Interactive communication throughout food chain
  • ✓ Systematic management of prerequisite programs
  • ✓ HACCP principles integration
  • ✓ Continuous improvement framework

Safety Protocol

HACCP Certified

Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points

Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) certification ensures we identify, evaluate, and control hazards that are significant for food safety. Our HACCP plan covers biological, chemical, and physical hazards throughout spice processing operations.

CCP 1: Raw material inspection & sorting
CCP 2: Metal detection & foreign object removal
CCP 3: Temperature control during storage
CCP 4: Microbiological testing before dispatch
HACCP certification badge showing food safety hazard controls

FSSAI license certificate for food business operation in India
National Authority

FSSAI Licensed

Food Safety Standards Authority of India

Licensed under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006, we comply with all Indian food safety regulations. Our FSSAI license (No. 12345678901234) ensures adherence to hygiene and sanitary practices mandatory for food business operations in India.

License Type: Central License
Valid Until: December 2027

Sustainability

Organic Certified

USDA Organic & EU Organic Standards

Our organic spice line is certified by accredited bodies for both USDA NOP (National Organic Program) and EU Organic Regulation 2018/848. This dual certification allows seamless export to American and European markets with full organic integrity.

  • ✓ No synthetic pesticides or fertilizers
  • ✓ Non-GMO verified sourcing
  • ✓ Annual third-party inspections
  • ✓ Complete traceability documentation
USDA Organic and EU Organic certification seals for spice products

Our Quality Assurance Journey

From farm to export, every step is certified and monitored

Farm Selection

Certified organic farms with soil testing and pesticide-free history verification.

Harvesting

Hand-picked at peak maturity by trained agricultural workers following GAP standards.

Processing

ISO 22000 certified facilities with HACCP-controlled cleaning, sorting, and grinding.

Testing

NABL accredited lab testing for moisture, ash, aflatoxins, and microbial contamination.

Packaging

Food-grade materials in HACCP-controlled environment with nitrogen flushing.

Documentation

Complete batch traceability records, COA, and export documentation preparation.

Laboratory Testing Standards

Every batch tested against international parameters

Spice quality testing parameters and standards
Test Parameter Standard Limit Testing Method Frequency
Moisture Content < 12% AOAC 925.10 Every Batch
Total Ash < 7% ISO 928 Every Batch
Acid Insoluble Ash < 1.5% ISO 930 Weekly
Aflatoxin B1 < 5 ppb HPLC with FLD Every Batch
Salmonella Absent/25g ISO 6579-1 Every Batch
Total Plate Count < 10^5 CFU/g ISO 4833-1 Every Batch
Pesticide Residues EU MRL Compliant GC-MS/MS Monthly

Request Certification Documentation

Download our complete certification portfolio or request specific compliance documents for your import requirements. We provide authenticated copies for tender applications and supplier qualification processes.

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