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Global Win Co LLC is one of the largest food Trading companies in the US, and continues to grow based on what it values most: our people, the power of innovation that drives us every day, and a belief in simple things, simplifying, always doing better, and trusting in people’s work.

Food Safety and Quality are at the heart of our business. We continually review every aspect of our daily operations to make sure we provide safe, high-quality, nutritious products for our customers and consumers.

Each Business Unit has a specialized team dedicated to Food Safety and Quality Assurance (FSQA). This team is responsible for implementing local policies and guidelines in four key areas: Food Safety, Food Quality, Food Fraud, and Food Defense. The area leaders oversee all Food Safety and Quality Assurance Programs within each Unit and collaborate closely with the Global Department.

Within our processing operations, we implement comprehensive food safety and quality programs. These include Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures (SSOPs), Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) procedures, and validated technology interventions designed to eliminate or reduce biological, chemical, and physical hazards from raw material production by each country’s regulations.

Each of these processes is monitored by our team members trained in food safety and quality assurance, as well as government officials, in each production facility. Additionally, inspection and process verification by government officials occur before the mark of inspection can be placed on products entering commerce.

Based on the strategic pillars of Excellence, Transparency, Integrity, Innovation, Ownership, and Collaboration, our FSQA teams strive for excellence by partnering with customers, regulators, and institutions to deliver a product of the highest quality and safety.

We have different certifications recognized by the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI), the main global initiative for the development of food safety management systems to ensure food facilities are processing safe food for consumers. Examples of GFSI-compliant food safety schemes implemented at Global Win Co LLC include BRCGS, SQF, FSSC 22000, and IFS. These certifications provide access to a broader market, enabling us to serve international clients across each Business Unit.

Certifications

Additionally, each Business Unit has programs to further enhance the quality of its production chain. The protocols go beyond the regulations in force, including procedures on animal welfare, traceability, sustainability, operation, production, quality, processing, and marketing, as well as the strictest global certifications.

Animal Welfare

As leaders in animal protein production, we have a serious responsibility to provide our animals with a good quality of life and a humane end. Across our operations, we have embedded animal welfare practices that demonstrate our respect for the animals on which our business depends. We have aligned our policies, including the BRF Global Animal Welfare Policy, and procedures with local laws and regulations, as well as internationally recognized standards, including the Five Domains Model, which is a framework for assessing animal welfare.

The Five Domains Model is a science-based welfare assessment framework that aids in the evaluation of animal welfare risks and opportunities for welfare improvement. We have adopted the Five Domains model over the Five Freedoms model because it considers an animal’s mental state and potential for positive experiences, placing more emphasis on an animal’s overall wellbeing and ability to thrive, not just the absence of suffering.

1. Traceability

Traceability is the ability to connect all relevant information recorded throughout the production, This process ensures full transparency and control across the supply chain

2.⁠ ⁠What

Identify the specific product being tracked, including its type, specifications & batch details

3.⁠ ⁠Where It Came From

Determine the origin of the product, tracing it back to its source, whether a farm or production facility

4.⁠ ⁠How Was It Handled?

Track how the product was processed, stored, and transported through the supply chain

5.⁠ ⁠Where Did It Go?

Track all destinations and distribution points until the product reaches the consumer market