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02 December 2014

BSI Standard protects food deliberate attack >

BSI has revised its PAS (Publicly Available Specification) that safeguards food and drink against malicious tampering

05 November 2014

First global risk management standard >

BSI today launches PAS 7000, a universally applicable supply chain information standard for suppliers and buyers at organizations of all sizes around the globe.

01 October 2014

BSI ANZ's Corporate Social Responsibility Initiative >

As part of BSI's corporate social responsibility we've partnered with the Orangutan Land Trust to help protect the long-term survival of orangutans in the wild.

22 September 2014

Update on ISO 13485:201X - 3rd revision >

Outcome of the Application of Quality Systems to Medical Devices Meeting, Stockholm, September 2014

05 September 2014

A notice of update for NDAP Clients >

BSI would like to advise you of an update from the Disability Advocacy Standards (DAS) in accordance with the NDAP Scheme to the new National Standards for Disability Services (2014) (NSDS).

22 May 2014

ISO 9001 revision seminars available for transition >

The internationally acclaimed standard for ISO 9001 Quality Management is currently under revision to ensure its remains relevant to the business issues and challenges which organizations face today. To reserve your seat at your choice of any of the upcoming sessions, book online today.

06 May 2014

BSI grows revenues to record levels in 2013 >

Our Annual Report for 2013 has now been released, with growth of 7% in revenues maintains BSI’s unbroken 14-year track record of growth in underlying revenue.

28 April 2014

BSI Brisbane New Office Announcement | BSI Australia >

The BSI Brisbane team have now settled into their brand new office in Eight Mile Plains – just 15 kms from the CBD.

19 March 2014

Upcoming changes to BSI HACCP/GMP criteria >

Changes have been made to the BSI/HACCP criteria. While the new criteria is more detailed, much of the change is clarification of existing requirements so you should not see a dramatic increase in audit duration if any, and report writing times will remain the same.