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Vulnerability Assessment Tools

Food fraud risk assessment EMA

Food Fraud Advisors’ and AuthenticFoodCo’s Vulnerability Assessment Tools are Microsoft Excel Spreadsheets that are designed to make your vulnerability assessments faster, easier and less stressful.

Use the tools to:

  • learn how to perform vulnerability assessments
  • learn how different material characteristics and different process types affect risk
  • collect and store all relevant information in one place
  • Create reports for audits and inspections

I have searched for tools and templates and I found the tool developed by you very friendly and not to complicate to use even for users who are not very comfortable working with Excel – Daria, Canada

Which tool do I need?

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Food Fraud Vulnerability Assessment ToolVulnerability Assessment Tool for Intentional Adulteration (food defense)
green tick2Practicalgreen tick2Practical
green tick2Intuitivegreen tick2Intuitive
green tick2Fastgreen tick2Fast
green tick2Suitable for vulnerability assessments for food fraudgreen tick2Suitable for vulnerability assessments for food defense
green tick2Meets requirements of SQF, BRC, FSSC and IFS food fraud prevention systemsgreen tick2Use it for FSMA Intentional Adulteration Rule and GFSI food defense systems
green tick2Addresses all aspects of food fraud, including insider threats and counterfeitinggreen tick2Addresses intentional adulteration in food manufacturing facilities
green tick2Based on the methodology recommended by Michigan State University Food Fraud Initiative and United States Pharmocopeia green tick2 Based on methods recommended by the U.S. FDA
green tick2Save, file and print the results for your next audit green tick2Save, file and print the results for your FSMA inspection
Generates a report containing:

  • Purpose and scope
  • Likelihood of food fraud and impact (severity) of food fraud
  • The results of the vulnerability assessment in a risk matrix format
  • Optional controls report
Includes templates for:

  • Food defense plan cover sheet
  • Fundamental elements calculations
  • Product description
  • Facility description
  • Mitigation strategies document

 

 

Suitable to meet the requirements of all major food safety standards and can be used by food businesses that do not operate a formal food safety management systemDesigned to meet the requirements of US FSMA Intentional Adulteration Rule, also suitable for food defense plans in GFSI systems
 green tick2Easy to review and update green tick2Easy to review and update
Results and data can easily be copied and pasted into other documentsResults and data can easily be copied and pasted into other documents
US$59US$59
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Buy it now, download it instantly and complete your first food fraud vulnerability assessment in less than one hour.

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