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Zero measurement specification management

  • Immediate insight into the status of your specification and label management - Quickly identify risks and opportunities for improvement

Why zero measurement specification management is important

You have to meet legal requirements for labeling, but that is not always enough. International standards, such as GFSI guidelines, also set requirements for labeling and specification management.

A baseline measurement shows whether your current working method is still in line with these standards. This way you can avoid mistakes, recalls and lack of clarity towards customers and regulators.

Our approach

We carry out a targeted sampling within your organization. We examine, among other things:

  • Whether labels meet all legal requirements
  • Whether raw material specifications have been correctly translated into recipes
  • How changes are implemented in documents and systems
  • Whether the internal information flow is logical and reliable

You quickly get a clear overview of the current situation, without lengthy audits or disruption of processes.

What does the baseline measurement give you?

After the baseline measurement, you know exactly where you stand. You will gain insight into risks, gaps and areas for improvement within your specification management process. Together we then determine what steps are needed to optimize processes and make them future-proof.

Concrete benefits for you

  • Your labels are spot-checked
  • You discover bottlenecks in internal information flows
  • You prevent errors caused by incorrect or outdated specifications
  • You work more efficiently with clear responsibilities
  • You strengthen trust with customers and certifying bodies

Tip: Free tool 'Check your label

Would you rather check whether your label complies? The 'Check your label'- card is a free tool for applying Regulation (EU) No. 1169/2011. Request the card here.

Years of expertise in specification management

You work with specialists who deal with food legislation, labeling and quality management on a daily basis. We combine up-to-date knowledge of regulations with practical experience in production environments. As a result, you get advice that is not only correct, but also practicable.

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Ready for sustainable growth

Specification management is not a one-time action, but a continuous process. By regularly testing and improving, you stay compliant and avoid surprises. With a baseline measurement you lay a solid foundation for sustainable growth and reliable product information.

Our sectors

Normec Foodcare supports organizations in diverse sectors within the food supply chain. Find out in which sectors we operate and how we can strengthen your organization.

Agro

AGF

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Food

Import, Transport & Logistiek

Verpakkingen

Feed

Non-food

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Retail & Horeca

Frequently Asked Questions

A baseline measurement is a brief, focused analysis that gives you insight into the current state of your labels, specifications and information flows.

It depends on the size of your organization and the number of products, but usually it is a limited turnaround time with quick results.

No, but it does help you demonstrate compliance with legislation and certification standards.

Among others, the European labeling regulation (EU) 1169/2011 and relevant GFSI requirements.

Yes, for example with tools such as a label check chart. However, a baseline measurement by specialists gives more in-depth and objective insight.

You receive findings and recommendations. Then you decide which improvement steps to take.

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