Industries / Food Production & Export
Food compliance that keeps up with the way you produce and export.
Your food-safety plan, quality controls, supplier records, traceability, worker procedures, export documents, and buyer requirements already describe how the business operates.
Porticus learns that programme, maps it to the obligations that apply, and shows what changes when a new market, buyer, audit, or requirement arrives.
The problem
Food compliance is connected. Most systems are not.
Food businesses manage obligations across product safety, quality, traceability, suppliers, workers, buyers, and export markets. The same procedure or record is often found, explained, and reviewed again for each audit, market, or buyer request.
That creates repeated work and makes it difficult to see what a changed requirement means for the programme you already run.
Start with the programme you have
Porticus learns how you produce, not just what standard you need.
Porticus connects them to the relevant food-safety, quality, export, buyer, worker-safety, and environmental obligations. It shows what already applies, what needs review, and what needs to change.
Ask your QMS
Get an answer from the food programme you actually run.
Your people should not have to search folders or wait for the one person who knows the answer. Ask Porticus in plain language.
Food-specific QMS answers in context
What is the approved allergen-control process for this line?
Review the current procedure, linked controls, and related records. See the procedure for line-specific steps.
Source: Allergen Control Procedure v4.2
Answers are grounded in your current QMS. Your team remains responsible for review and action.
Connected work
One food programme. Fewer repeated evidence hunts.
Cleaning and chemical handling
A site procedure, training record, verification activity, and chemical record may support food safety, worker safety, environmental controls, and buyer requirements. Porticus maps the relationship and shows what needs review when the procedure or requirement changes.
Traceability and supplier approval
A supplier record, product traceability process, and verification log may support the food-control programme, buyer assurance, and export documentation. Porticus keeps the source record and its use across the programme connected.
Relevant compliance areas
Focus on the requirements that shape your operation.
The programme reflects your products, sites, buyers, and markets.
For consultants
Keep the programme you build working between engagements.
Use Porticus to produce reviewed gap reports, deliver changes faster, and keep the programme connected to the client's day-to-day operation after the formal project ends.
Examples of the requirement sets Porticus can map against your food programme
Food safety and quality
- • HACCP
- • FSANZ
- • Food Control Plans and RMP material
- • Relevant certification programmes
Export and market access
- • MPI requirements
- • DAFF / AQIS requirements where applicable
- • Export-market obligations
- • Shipment and traceability documentation
Buyer and supplier requirements
- • Buyer codes
- • Supplier approval requirements
- • Retailer documentation requests
- • Customer-specific food assurance obligations
Worker and environmental controls
- • Worker-safety procedures affecting food operations
- • Chemical handling
- • Cleaning and hygiene procedures
- • Environmental controls linked to food production
Your standard or certification scheme isn't listed? Our AI reads the source text of any standard, regulation, or certification scheme and builds a complete, connected programme. We add it before you go live.
Keep your clients' compliance programmes working between visits.
Porticus reduces re-setup work, preserves the knowledge you create, and helps you serve more clients or focus on higher-value advice.
Choose a white-label, managed service, or referral partnership.