Quality & Accreditation
"Quality is never an accident; it is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction and skilful execution; it represents the wise choice of many alternatives"
William A. Foster
Our Food Safety & Quality Policy
At Able we strive to not just offer quality but rather instil the concept of Quality into the fabric of our corporate culture. Across the board we believe that Quality is everyone’s responsibility”. All at ABLE must feel ownership and accept accountability towards achievement of goals and aspirations of the company pertaining to Quality.
- Consistently produce quality and safe products at all stages of production and ensure that the products delivered to customers are safe for intended use and free from chemical, biological and physical contamination.
- Consistently meeting customer’s requirements in terms of quality, safety, security and timely traceability with the implementation of FSSC 22000 & MS 1480:2007
- Consistently reviewing and improving our Food Safety Management System to ensure compliance with FSSC 22000 & MS 1480:2007, statutory & regulatory requirements.
- Communicate with supplier / contractor on food safety and quality requirement;
Our Quality Accreditations
FSSC 22000
Veterinary Health Mark (VHM)
Food and Drug Administration USA
Food and Drug Administration USA
HALAL - Department of Islamic Development Malaysia ( JAKIM )
MS 1500:2009
Certificate of Authentication
HALAL
Ministry Of Health ( MOH ) Malaysia
HALAL- MUI INDONESIA
In Indonesia , the Halal Product Assurance Law No. 33 Year 2014 (UU 33/2014) was passed in October 2014. It requires all products imported, distributed and sold as Halal in Indonesia to be Halal certified, and entered into effect 5 years from its original enactment i.e. on October 17, 2019. Subsequent regulations including Government Regulation No. 31 Year 2019 (GR 31/2019) and Ministry of Religious Affairs Regulation No. 26 Year 2019 (MORA Reg 26/2019) set out the implementing regulations for Halal product assurance and facilitation of the Halal quality regime.
Under the new regime, the Indonesian government established the Halal Product Guarantee Agency (or BPJPH) to oversee the entire Halal product assurance system (JPH to use the Indonesian abbreviation), including the registration of LPH for the inspection and/or testing of the Halal product quality. BPJPH relies on MUI for the certification of Halal auditors, determination of Halal product quality, and accreditation of LPH with MUI responsible for holding Fatwa Assemblies as before.