BRCGS Issue 9 self assessment tool

Are you ready for your BRCGS Issue 9 audit?

Use this free clause-level self-assessment tool to identify gaps before your auditor does — and build a prioritized remediation plan with confidence.

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Everything you need to know. Nothing you don't.

What's inside

BRCGS Issue 9 raises the bar across food safety culture, HACCP validation, site standards and more. This self-assessment checklist maps every key requirement at clause level, so you can walk through each section systematically and know exactly where you stand before audit day.

Sections covered:

  • Section 1 — Senior management commitment and food safety culture
  • Section 2 — HACCP and the food safety plan
  • Section 3 — Quality management system
  • Section 4 — Site standards
  • Section 5 — Product control
  • Section 6 — Animal feed and animal primary conversion (if applicable)
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How it works

Score each requirement as Yes, Partial or No. Add notes on where your evidence lives. Use the summary table at the end to spot your highest-priority gaps — particularly any No scores in Sections 1, 2 or 3, which carry the greatest risk of generating major non-conformances under Issue 9.

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Identify gaps before your auditor does

Issue 9 introduces new expectations around food safety culture planning, HACCP validation ahead of change, outsourced processing oversight and more. This tool gives you a structured, clause-by-clause way to assess your readiness — so you can prioritize remediation effort where it matters most, not scramble in the weeks before your audit.