GSA Seafood Processing Standard Blended Audit Policy
This policy describes the scope, eligibility, and procedures for a blended SPS audit where the facility is partly audited remotely and partly on-site.
This policy describes the scope, eligibility, and procedures for a blended SPS audit where the facility is partly audited remotely and partly on-site.
21 July 2021
To promote broad stakeholder involvement, consensus and transparency in the standards development process, GSA delegates the primary guidance and oversight for the process to a Standards Oversight Committee (SOC).
18 January 2023
Requirements for certification bodies offering certification against GSA standards.
29 September 2022
This document discusses questions often received regarding the RFVS Program.
07 September 2022
The RFVS Criteria are underpinned by the RFVS certification requirements outlined in this document – the “RFVS Auditor Compliance Guide.”
30 January 2023
Best Seafood Practices’ (BSP) Responsible Fishing Vessel Standard (RFVS) Auditor and Industry Observer Training Program is an intensive, classroom-based seminar with field trips to operational fishing vessels…
25 January 2024
The Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) is an international, non-profit 501c 6 corporation registered in Delaware, USA with principal offices based in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
25 January 2024
The Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) is an international, non-profit 501c 6 corporation registered in Delaware, USA with principal offices based in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
25 February 2022
Complaints, appeals and disputes regarding certification brought to the attention of the Global Seafood Alliance by retailers, consumers, facilities, or other parties will be handled by Program Integrity or
06 September 2023
The GSA bylaws are available upon request by contacting programintegrity@globalseafood.org
Please add "GSA Bylaws Request" to the subject of your request email.
This policy describes the scope, eligibility, and procedures for a blended SPS audit where the facility is partly audited remotely and partly on-site.
21 July 2021
To promote broad stakeholder involvement, consensus and transparency in the standards development process, GSA delegates the primary guidance and oversight for the process to a Standards Oversight Committee (SOC).
18 January 2023
Requirements for certification bodies offering certification against GSA standards.
29 September 2022
This document discusses questions often received regarding the RFVS Program.
07 September 2022
The RFVS Criteria are underpinned by the RFVS certification requirements outlined in this document – the “RFVS Auditor Compliance Guide.”
30 January 2023
Best Seafood Practices’ (BSP) Responsible Fishing Vessel Standard (RFVS) Auditor and Industry Observer Training Program is an intensive, classroom-based seminar with field trips to operational fishing vessels…
22 June 2022
The Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) is an international, non-profit 501c 6 corporation registered in Delaware, USA with principal offices based in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
30 January 2023
The Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) is an international, non-profit 501c 6 corporation registered in Delaware, USA with principal offices based in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
25 February 2022
Complaints, appeals and disputes regarding certification brought to the attention of the Global Seafood Alliance by retailers, consumers, facilities, or other parties will be handled by Program Integrity or
18 May 2021
The GSA bylaws are available upon request by contacting programintegrity@globalseafood.org
Please add "GSA Bylaws Request" to the subject of your request email.
To be recognized by GSA, CBs must be credit under ISO/IEC 17065 by an International Forum-member accreditation body and a Multilateral Recognition Arrangement signatory to another internationally recognized scheme
