Novolyze has implemented an integrated management system (Quality, Food Safety, Hygiene, Safety and Bio safety, Environment) based on the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI).

Novolyze’s integrated management system is in progress for ISO 9001 certification and is scheduled for ISO 22000 certification in 2017.

HACCP is the basis of our food safety system, from R&D until the final delivery to our clients.

Novolyze thoroughly keeps track of data related to our processes of production, in accordance with US regulation 21 CFR part 11.

The objectives of Novolyze's integrated management system are:

To be recognized through known food and feed safety standards

To fully meet our customers’ expectations

To develop a strong partnership with our clients

To guarantee food safety regarding products as well as industrial processes

To help Novolyze respect its environment

To guarantee the physical & biological safety of the whole supply chain

Thanks to its integrated management system, Novolyze positions itself as a major participant in the supply chain, helping food and feed companies with their food safety policy.

For more information about our Quality Management System: quality@novolyze.com

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