GLOBALG.A.P., the standard-setter for implementation of Good Agricultural Practices on farm, invites everyone to participate in this process. GLOBALG.A.P. originated in 1997 from EUREPGAP. UK retailers have combined their own standards and procedures and developed an independent certification system for G.A.P. Because they are aware of growing consumer concerns about food safety; environmental and health impacts; safety and welfare of workers and animals.
Over the next ten years, the process spread throughout Europe and many parts of the world. Under the influence of globalization, a large number of manufacturers and retailers worldwide join and enhance the global influence of this European organization process. In 2007, EUREPGAP changed its name to GLOBALG.A.P. to reflect its global influence and aim to become the leading international standard for good agricultural practice.,
Through certification, manufacturers demonstrate their implementation of the GlobalGap standard. For consumers and retailers, a Global Gap certificate is a guarantee that food has achieved an acceptable level of safety and quality, and that the manufacturing process is proven to be sustainable and safe. concern for the health, safety and welfare of workers, the environment, and consideration of animal protection issues. Without such a guarantee, farmers may be denied market access. Currently, GLOBALG.A.P. considered the world's leading farm assurance standard, transforming consumer requirements into good agricultural practices that have been adopted and developed in more than 120 countries by more than 120 countries. GLOBAL GAP certification is a set of internationally recognized farm standards for Good Agricultural Practices (GAP). GLOBALG.A.P. originated in 1997 from EUREPGAP. UK retailers have combined their own standards and procedures and developed an independent certification system for G.A.P. because they are aware of growing consumer concerns about food safety; environmental and health impacts; safety and welfare of workers and animals.
Over the next ten years, the process spread throughout Europe and many parts of the world. Under the influence of globalization, a large number of manufacturers and retailers worldwide join and enhance the global influence of this European organization process. In 2007, EUREPGAP changed its name to GLOBALG.A.P. to reflect its global influence and aim to become the leading international standard for good agricultural practice.,
Through certification, manufacturers demonstrate their implementation of the GlobalGap standard. For consumers and retailers, a Global Gap certificate is a guarantee that food has achieved an acceptable level of safety and quality, and that the manufacturing process is proven to be sustainable and safe. concern for the health, safety and welfare of workers, the environment, and consideration of animal protection issues. Without such a guarantee, farmers may be denied market access. Currently, GLOBALG.A.P. is considered the world's leading farm assurance standard, transforming consumer requirements into good agricultural practices that have been adopted and developed in more than 120 countries.