Unsafe food affects 600 million people annually, making robust food safety standards critical. ISO 22000 provides a global foundation for food safety management, while FSSC 22000 builds on it with additional safeguards, widely recognized across the food industry. These certifications ensure safety across the entire supply chain—from farms to restaurants—while boosting market access, customer trust, and operational efficiency.

👉 Read the full blog here: https://www.tumblr.com/sgsindi....a002/799532122103758

Global food safety standards are crucial for India’s $49.4 billion food exports, ensuring products meet international expectations for hygiene, quality, and safety. Food Safety Certification acts as a passport for Indian food, enabling access to global markets while building buyer trust. With FSSAI setting internationally recognized standards and supporting exporters through training and modernization programs, India is strengthening its position in the global food trade. Read the full blog here: https://writeupcafe.com/how-gl....obal-food-safety-sta

As AI adoption accelerates, businesses face new risks—from biased decisions triggering lawsuits to costly data breaches. ISO 42001, the first international standard for AI governance, complements ISO 27001 by addressing transparency, accountability, bias, and privacy in AI systems, creating unified digital trust. Companies implementing both standards gain stronger cybersecurity, regulatory compliance, and customer confidence, enabling safer and faster AI innovation.

👉 Read the full blog here: https://www.reddit.com/r/SGSIn....dia/comments/1oqm4xe

Businesses in the wood and paper supply chain need forest certification to meet sustainability and market demands. FSC offers strict global standards and strong eco-branding, while PEFC is more flexible, cost-effective, and regionally adaptable. The right choice depends on business goals, and many companies pursue both. SGS’s QUALIFOR program helps organizations achieve and maintain the certification that fits their needs.

👉 Read the full blog here: https://www.storeboard.com/blo....gs/business/fsc-vs-p

Only 16% of major companies are on track for Net Zero, and nearly half have increased emissions despite growing ESG reporting. Even though ESG assets are expected to reach $35 trillion by 2025, most businesses struggle to transition from compliance to real climate action.

👉 Read the full blog here: https://www.apsense.com/articl....e/865065-from-esg-co