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JASANZ accreditation is a formal process based on measurable evidence. It’s an independent third-party assessment of your competence as a certifier or inspector.
2024-2027 Statement of Corporate Intent
The 2024-2027 Statement of Corporate Intent (SCI) is now published. The SCI operates as a 3-year rolling plan and outlines the objectives of the accreditation system and the scope of the activities to be undertaken. It provides the basic framework for the work plans for individual business units and staff.
Exploring Accreditation Standards: ISO/IEC 17021-1 Management System Certification
This is the first in the series, Exploring Accreditation Standards. In this edition, we examine ISO/IEC 17021-1 Management System Certification, which sets forth the requirements for bodies engaged in auditing and certifying management systems.
Public consultation invited on the Review of the Food Standards Australia New Zealand Act 1991 (FSANZ Act Review)
Calling all food regulator stakeholders! You are invited to give feedback on a recent review of the FSANZ Act.
Annual Report 2022-23
The JASANZ 2023-2024 Annual Report is now published. The Annual Report looks back over the year at our achievements against the relevant Statement of Corporate Intent.
JASANZ Launches our Endorsed Scheme Register
JASANZ is excited to introduce our new Endorsed Scheme Register, listing of all schemes that meet criteria for credible conformity assessment.
Certificate upload portal update
A replacement system has been developed, beta tested and is now ready for general access.
New Zealand Farm Assurance Program (NZFAP)
The New Zealand Farm Assurance programme provides confidence and certainty to the millions of consumers world-wide that the red meat produced from New Zealand’s sheep, beef and deer is authentic, genuine and safe.
Why accredited certification matters
Certification by an accredited CAB can benefit organisations by ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, driving continuous improvement and opening up barriers to trade.