We are committed to providing products of the highest quality, certified by ISO, IFS, FSSC, FDA, Kosher, and Halal. We are also members of prestigious organizations such as FOSFA, which confirms our high standards.
The certification company Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance (LRQA) awarded Prutul Factory certification according to the ISO 9001/2008 standard for the field of activity “Processing oilseed raw materials, refining and bottling vegetable oils, and their commercialization,” as well as certification according to the ISO 22000/2005 standard for the entire production process.
In 2012, Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance also granted the factory certification for FSSC 22000 (Food Safety System Certification). This is a comprehensive certification scheme for Food Safety Management Systems, based on global standards ISO 22000 and PAS 220, a standard developed to meet the requirements of mandatory prerequisite programs within food product and ingredient manufacturing units.
These certifications awarded by Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance, an organization accredited by the international institute UKAS (United Kingdom Accreditation Service), reaffirm Prutul’s commitment to the quality of all its products.
Prutul is constantly attentive to new requirements regarding food safety for supplied products, further proven by the High-Level evaluation received by the company under the IFS FOOD Version 6.1 certification by Rina Services, an organization accredited by the international institute Accredia.
Since 2020, Prutul has been registered with the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA).
Starting in 2021, Prutul has been Kosher certified for classic/linoleic sunflower oil and High Oleic sunflower oil.
Also since 2021, Prutul has been Halal certified for crude classic/linoleic sunflower oil, High Oleic sunflower oil, and refined classic/linoleic sunflower oil and High Oleic sunflower oil.
As of March 1, 2016, Prutul has been a member of FOSFA.
FOSFA promotes international trade in oilseeds and derived products, with approximately 85% of global trade in oils and fats conducted through FOSFA contracts.
