T-FOOD's food safety management system is certified to FSSC 22000 Version 6, a certification scheme recognized by the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI). The certificate is issued by SGS United Kingdom Ltd under UKAS accreditation. We were first certified in January 2022 and have passed every audit since, including unannounced audits. The current certificate is Issue 4.
Certificate Details
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Certificate No.: TW22/10005
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COID (FSSC 22000 database ID): TWN-1-0587-042295
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Certification Body: SGS United Kingdom Ltd (UKAS accredited)
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Scheme: FSSC 22000 Version 6 (ISO 22000:2018, ISO/TS 22002-1:2009, and Additional FSSC 22000 requirements)
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Food Categories: CIII – Processing of perishable animal and plant products (mixed products); CIV – Processing of ambient stable products
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Valid: January 2, 2026 – January 2, 2028 (subject to satisfactory surveillance audits)
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Certified Since: January 3, 2022
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Most Recent Unannounced Audit: December 1–2, 2025
Scope of Certification
As stated on the certificate (exclusions: none):
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Production of tapioca starch balls (tapioca pearls) packed in plastic bags
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Production of frozen tapioca starch balls (frozen tapioca pearls) packed in plastic bags
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Production of premix powders for snacks packed in plastic bags
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Production of flavoured syrup packed in bottles
What FSSC 22000 Version 6 Covers
FSSC 22000 goes further than HACCP on its own. It combines three layers: ISO 22000:2018 for the overall food safety management system, ISO/TS 22002-1:2009 for prerequisite programs in food manufacturing such as facility layout, cleaning, and pest control, and additional scheme requirements that include food defense, food fraud mitigation, allergen management, environmental monitoring, and food safety culture. Because the scheme is GFSI-recognized, many international retailers and food service chains accept it when approving suppliers.
How to Verify This Certificate
You can check this certificate yourself at any time: search COID TWN-1-0587-042295 in the FSSC 22000 database of certified organizations at www.fssc.com. For a full checklist of what to look for on any supplier's certificate, see our guide on how to verify a supplier's food safety certification.
What This Means for Your Sourcing
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GFSI-recognized certification: FSSC 22000 meets the supplier requirements many international retail and food service buyers use when approving ingredient suppliers.
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Audited without notice: At least one surveillance audit in every three-year cycle is unannounced, so the system is checked as it actually runs, not as it looks on audit day.
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Independently verifiable: The certificate is listed in the public FSSC 22000 database, so you can confirm its status without relying on our word.
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Maintained since 2022: Certified continuously since January 2022, with the certificate now on Issue 4.
