BRC—British Retail Consortium is an important international trade association. Its members include large multinational retail chains, department stores, small town stores, online stores and other retailers, covering a wide range of products. Retailers are obliged to provide consumers with safe and legal products. Therefore, they must take all reasonable precautions and make every effort to avoid any mistakes in product development, production, distribution, promotion and sales.
Why do you need BRC certification? Who needs BRC certification?
8? Most large retailers in Britain only choose companies that have passed the BRC global standard certification as suppliers. Most retailers
Manufacturers will be required to provide BRC certification and meet the legal and quality requirements of their retail customers. This is because according to the Food Safety Law of 1990, retailers are legally responsible for their own brand products and their brands.
8? The law does not force foreign companies exporting to Britain and Europe to comply with BRC standards.
8? However, as the name implies, global standards have become the best standards widely accepted by suppliers in many industries (food, non-food consumer goods and packaging materials), which are not only used to evaluate retailers' brand product manufacturers, but also used to evaluate brand products.
Many European and global retailers (such as Australia) also require BRC certificate as one of the conditions when choosing suppliers.
8? In addition, some international brand owners will also implement BRC certification in their global manufacturing plants.
One of the benefits of implementing this standard is that it meets the legal requirements of "reasonable measures", so its certification is not an obstacle to trade, but a means to meet the legal requirements.