Intake
We follow checks, batch identification and the handling of differences found on receipt.
Storage and distribution
Audit for food storage and distribution
In storage and distribution the product may remain unchanged, while responsibility and information pass through many points. The audit checks whether these handovers preserve agreed conditions and evidence.
What we examine
Real operations define the audit path
Storage
We examine areas, defined conditions, rotation and relevant separations within scope.
Dispatch
We review order preparation, identification and documents accompanying the handover.
Data continuity
We test whether information can be followed between supplier, warehouse, carrier and customer.
Approach
From context to supportable findings.
01 · Boundaries
We confirm activities, products, sites and included criteria.
02 · Assessment
We observe work, speak with process owners and review an evidence sample.
03 · Closing
We explain findings, assessment limits and follow-up points.
Outcome
A report suited to the operating context.
- report for the included sites and flows
- findings on conditions and records
- handover points and responsibilities to follow up
Specific storage requirements vary by product and must be provided as assessment criteria. The audit does not certify transport or warehousing.
FAQ
Questions about this assessment
Does the audit automatically cover every site?
No. Sites, products and processes are included only after scope confirmation.
Which documents should be prepared?
The list follows criteria definition. We request only information relevant to the agreed assessment.
Is there a standard quotation?
Timing and deliverables depend on complexity, flow count and scope; the quotation follows the initial conversation.