FSSC 22000 V6 Additional Requirements Part 7 of 20: FSSC Logo Use Overview (Video-based)

Welcome to Part 7 of our series on the Additional Requirements of FSSC 22000 Version 6. This part focuses on the proper use of the FSSC logo, based on Requirement 2.5.5. Correct logo use is essential for maintaining credibility and demonstrating conformity with the scheme.

This series is intended to support organisations in understanding and applying each of the additional requirements. Future parts will continue to break down the remaining topics in a structured and practical manner.

Before we begin, let us introduce our most popular FSSC 22000 V6 DIY services:

  1. Complete document templates toolkit for Food Manufacturing / Processing / Packing
  2. Complete document templates toolkit for Packaging Manufacturing
  3. Introduction to FSSC 22000 V6 online self-paced course
  4. Transition to FSSC 22000 V6 online self-paced course (from V5.1 to V6)

Video Explaining FSSC Logo Use

The video included in this section provides a clear overview of the rules governing the use of the FSSC logo. It explains what certified organisations may and may not do when referencing their certification status, including restrictions on product-related use and design modifications.

Video explaining the requirements for Logo Use as part of the FSSC 22000 Version 6 additional requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

The video covers the following frequently asked questions:

  1. Can I put the logo on my product packaging?
  2. Can I use the logo in black and white?
  3. Who provides the logo file?
  4. Can I design my own version of the logo?

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Common Audit Findings

Our audit teams regularly identify recurring nonconformities related to logo use. The most frequent issues include:

  1. Logo placed on product labels or packaging: This remains the most common misunderstanding and leads to major findings.
  2. Use of outdated logo versions: Some sites continue to use old or discontinued versions of the scheme’s logo.
  3. Incorrect colours, proportions, or distortion: Changing the logo’s appearance, even slightly, is not permitted.
  4. Misleading claims: Statements that imply FSSC 22000 endorses or certifies specific products are not allowed.

Conclusion

The proper use of the FSSC logo is a straightforward requirement, yet it frequently results in audit findings when organisations overlook the details. Ensuring your team understands these rules will help prevent avoidable nonconformities.

Get the tools you need: ASC Consultants offers a variety of FSSC 22000 V6 resources to help you achieve and maintain certification. Explore our document template toolkits and online self-paced courses to streamline the implementation process:

  1. Complete document templates toolkit for Food Manufacturing / Processing / Packing
  2. Complete document templates toolkit for Packaging Manufacturing
  3. Introduction to FSSC 22000 V6 online self-paced course
  4. Transition to FSSC 22000 V6 online self-paced course (from V5.1 to V6)

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