Issues and Approaches on the AFCRs Workshop on ASEAN Common Food Control Requirements 14-15 July 2014, Jakarta, Indonesia 11/6/2018

Issues and Approaches for AFCRs- 1 Should the PFPWG adopt ISO/IEC Guide 21 with respect to the ACFCRs? and Should the ACFCRs be declared as harmonised ASEAN Standards? Impact: Adoption by all AMS, regular updating required and promotes transparency. Consistency with WTO SPS Agreement and ATIGA 11/6/2018

Issues and Approaches for AFCRs- 2 Confirmation of the decision to revise/update the ACFCRs - : ASEAN Common Principles for Food Control Systems ASEAN Common Principles and Requirements for Food Hygiene Agreement to align these with the latest CAC documents? 11/6/2018

Issues and Approaches for AFCRs- 3 Agreement on the text of the: ASEAN Principles and Guidelines for Harmonisation of Food Import-Export Inspection and Certification Systems Agreement on approach: Align as closely to CAC documents Maintain structure of the CAC documents Separate into 3 individual documents based on CAC/GL 20, 26 and 47 11/6/2018

Guidelines for ASEAN Audit and Certification of Food Hygiene and HACCP How will the Guidelines for ASEAN Audit and Certification of Food Hygiene and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) be used ? Are these going to replace the guidelines used by Accreditation Bodies? How does this relate to ISO/IEC 17021:2011 Conformity assessment -- Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of management systems ? How does this relate to the accreditation schemes operated by for HACCP Systems ? examples: DSM Malaysia (MS ISO/IEC 17021 & ACB-HACCP) SINGLAS Singapore (Food safety management systems – Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of food safety management on ISO 22000 and HACCP) KAN Indonesia: ISO/IEC 17021:2006 or BSN Guide 1001-1999 - HACCP System Certification Body; 11/6/2018

Issues and Approaches for AFCRs- 5 Does PFPWG recommend adoption of other related CAC Guidelines by ASEAN? CAC/GL 25-1997: Guidelines for the Exchange of Information between countries on rejections of imported foods CAC/GL 34-1999: Guidelines for the development of equivalence agreements regarding Food Import and Export Inspection and Certification Systems. CAC/GL 27-1997: Guidelines for the assessment of competence of testing Laboratories involved in the import and export control of food. . 11/6/2018

HACCP in the EU HACCP is required by EU since 2006 under Regulation No. 852/2004 HACCP is to be implemented by the food business operators There is no requirement for certification for HACCP, and certification is treated as private initiative that does not bind regulators. Regulators assess compliance to HACCP and may require changes to be made but do not formally approve HACCP. 11/6/2018

Recommendation on HACCP Guidelines Accreditation bodies In ASEAN and globally have developed guides for accrediting HACCP and other Food Safety Management System (e.g. ISO 2200O) certification bodies HACCP certification is usually a private sector initiative. The International Organisation for Standards has published: ISO/TS 22003:2013 Food safety management systems -- Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of food safety management systems that has the same scope as the ASEAN draft guidelines that is used by HACCP certification and accreditation bodies. ASEAN can utilise ISO/TS 22003:2013 directly and the development ASEAN Guidelines will be duplicative. 11/6/2018

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