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Good Agricultural Practice (GAP) Certification: Who Qualifies and What You Get

Learn how this certification helps farms gain trust and access major supermarkets in Singapore through rigorous food safety standards.

This certification confirms that a farm follows specific food safety standards to ensure produce is safe for consumers.

Who it's for

This scheme is designed for farms that want to sell their products to major supermarkets.

What you get

You receive an official certification that proves your farming practices meet safety standards. This helps build trust with your customers and allows you to sell your produce in larger retail markets.

What it costs you

Participating requires paying audit fees to verify your practices. You will also need to invest time into organizing and maintaining all necessary paperwork.

The catch to know

The process requires very strict and constant record-keeping. You must document every time you use pesticides or fertilizers on your crops.

How to apply

  1. Review the food safety standards required for certification.
  2. Organize your farm processes and documentation to meet these standards.
  3. Contact the relevant food agency to schedule an audit.
  4. Complete the audit and maintain your records to keep your certification active.