About GMP+ certification
The standard for animal feed production was initially developed as a national regulatory framework in the Netherlands at the beginning of the 1990s. It formed the basis of the international GMP+ Feed Certification Scheme for safe animal feed. GMP stands for Good Manufacturing Practices and the plus sign indicates the integration of Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP). The first standard for feed sustainability was developed in 2013. GMP+ now consists of two modules: Feed Safety Assurance (FSA) and Feed Responsibility Assurance (FRA).
We offer certification according to GMP+ FSA and GMP+ FRA for the following areas:
- GMP+ B 1 and GMP B 1.2: Manufacture, trade and services
- GMP+ B 2: Production of feed ingredients
- GMP+ B 3: Trade, collection, storage and transshipment
- GMP+ B 4: Road and rail transport and chartering
- GMP+ B 4.3: Code of hygiene for inland navigation
- GMP+ B 8: Manufacture of and trade in petfood products
- GMP+ BCN CEE: Additional requirements for Central and Eastern Europe
- GMP+ BCN QM: Milk
- GMP+ FRA