Food Safety Audits & Inspections

The food safety audit is conducted by a professionally trained staff of food safety auditors. Food processors who participate in the in-plant audit program receive a complete examination and technical assistance in all areas that affect product integrity, regulatory exposure and pesticide use. Personnel training is vital to the success of any program and AIB has provided more than 50 years of quality service.

AIB Audit Types

The following Food Safety GMP audits follow our published standards or can be customized to meet your specific needs:

• GMP Inspections
• Agricultural Audits
• Allergen Audits
• Food Security/Defense Audits
• Retail Audits

Supplier/Vendor Audits

Additionally, significant cost savings can be realized by pairing a basic food safety inspection with other types of inspections.

• GMA-SAFE
• Also Yum!, Wendy's, etc.

Inspection Forms

• Available in English (US and European) and Spanish. Click here for a list of available logs.

Superior Rating Flags

• Are you looking for our Superior Rating Flags to fly outside your facility or to use as an inside banner? Find out more here.

Other Audit & Inspection Types

• Sanitation Program Assessment
• HACCP Accreditation
• Quality Systems Evaluation
• Production Quality
• Occupational Safety
• Integrated Quality System Certification Program
• FEMAS

Certification Schemes

• BRC Global Standard
• ISO 22000
• FSSC 22000
• SQF

More Food Safety Audit Information

For more information on these audits contact
Auditservices@aibonline.org

For more information on our offices and experience, click a link below:

• Food Safety Contacts & Offices
• Auditing Experience

Security Warning
For security reasons, AIB International strongly recommends that food safety inspection clients do not post an image of their current or past AIB Certificate of Achievement or AIB Certificate of Participation on their company web site, or any other location, where that image could be taken and used by an unauthorized third party and fraudulently misrepresented. Because of its wide acceptance and the reputation it confers, the AIB Certificate is a valuable document, access to which should be carefully guarded.