The poultry farm of the Komos Group holding passed the next audit of the McDonald's fast food chain

At the end of November, the Varaksino poultry farm successfully passed another audit of the McDonald's fast food chain. According to the results of the audit, the enterprise scored 95 points out of 100 possible, once again confirming the status of a McDonald's supplier, the press service of the Komos Group holding reported.

Cooperation between Varaksino poultry farm and McDonald's began in 2019. Then the result of the audit was 85 points, which allowed the enterprises to start working together. Every year the factory improves its results: the company regularly conducts internal measures to control product quality and comply with international standards.

McDonald's places the highest demands on suppliers on international standards such as BRC (British Safety and Quality Standard based on HACCP), IFS (German-French-Italian Safety Standards Series), SQF (Food Safety Programme), FSSC 22000. it should be noted that that the poultry farm was certified according to the version of the FSSC 22000 v.5 system in December last year.

In 2020, the poultry farm shipped 6.8 million pieces to McDonald's fast food chain distribution centers. eggs. The figure for the nine months of 2021 is already 6.9 million.