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Canadian Identity Preserved Recognition System and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point

Canadian Identity Preserved Recognition System certification mark

The Canadian Identity Preserved Recognition System and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (CIPRS + HACCP) program is a voluntary program. It certifies that a grain company

The CGC HACCP program achieved technical equivalence against the Global Food Safety Initiative benchmarking requirements on August 27, 2018.

To obtain CIPRS + HACCP certification, a company’s grain safety and identity preserved processes must effectively

  • control production, from receiving grain through to shipping it
  • manage the risks associated with handling, storing, primary processing and shipping of grains, oilseeds or pulses

Program components

The program focuses on meeting customer specifications and mitigating grain safety risks. It consists of three components:

Apply for certification

For instructions on how to apply, review the application package for certification.

To learn more about the process and requirements for certification, review the quality system procedure for certification of an identity preserved and/or HACCP-based food safety program (PDF - 104 kb).

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