Snell holds FSSC 22000, a stringent and internationally recognised food safety management certification. By holding such a high level of certification, Snell can facilitate the access to local and global markets which your business depends on.
For access to our Auckland record, click here. For our Christchurch record, click here.
Our approach is centred on ensuring ESG compliance throughout our own supply chain to protect your business. We ensure ESG compliance by enforcing our Supplier Code of Conduct which has been signed by more than 95% of our suppliers, holding the stringent FSSC 22000 certification and completing in-person visits to our international suppliers' facilities on an annual basis.
With a network of in-house and external experts, we partner with our customers to identify areas of impact within our organisation. Often, our customers are surprised by the multitude of ways we can aid a business in meeting its ESG obligations and commitments through revising its approach to consumables, such as packaging and safety products.
Your FSSC 22000 certified partner
A global network of suppliers bringing leading brands to you
Driving ESG compliance at every stage of the supply chain
Two of Snell’s Stretch Film & Machinery Specialists, Darryl and David, have recently returned from visiting our suppliers across Malaysia. “There is no substitute for having our technical experts visit our suppliers themselves. There are always many learnings for us.
Read more“Trust, transparency and surety of supply. These are the fundamentals of any strong supplier relationship. Keeping focused on your customers, particularly during times of volatility
Read moreIn the current climate, geopolitical instability is the primary perceived disruption to global economic growth, while the focus on energy prices has also increased, according to McKinsey’s
Read moreModern Slavery is a key risk under the Social pillar of ESG and a rising priority for supply chain assurance. New Zealand has recently announced the introduction of a Modern Slavery legislation, which will bring Modern Slavery reporting frameworks in line with current reporting structures in Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom.
Read more