Quality
Consistency is a process claim, not a promise.
Certification
What we hold, and the licence behind it.
FSSAI licence
10020022011369
Central Licence · valid to 17 March 2029
A Central licence under the FSS Act 2006, issued to ABsource Biologics Private Limited at the Chinchwad plant. It names manufacturing and export among the licensed activities, which is the registry's own record of what this company does.
- Manufacturer — General Manufacturing
- Manufacturer — Substances Added to Food
- Manufacturer — Exporter
- Relabeller and Repacker
- Trade / Retail — Importer and Exporter
Certifications
— opens full size in a new tabISO 9001:2015
Quality management systems
The manufacturing quality system is documented, audited and repeatable — the basis on which batch-to-batch consistency is claimed.
— opens full size in a new tabISO 22000:2018
Food safety management systems
Food safety management across the process, which is the standard a dairy customer's own audit will look for.
— opens full size in a new tabHACCP
Hazard analysis and critical control points
Hazards are identified and controlled at defined points in the process rather than inspected for at the end.
— opens full size in a new tabHALAL
Halal certification
Required by most Middle Eastern and several South-East Asian importers, and increasingly requested by domestic customers exporting onward.
Select a certificate to read it full size.
In practice
What that means on the floor.
24 quality checks
Every batch is released against 24 quality checks covering bacterial concentration and purity.
Freeze-dried, phage-resistant strains
Phage attack is the failure mode that costs a plant a full vat. The strains are selected for resistance and supplied freeze-dried.
Clean-room manufacturing
Production runs in certified clean-room conditions, with an in-process QC lab on site.
Phage resistance
The failure mode that costs you a vat.
Bacteriophage attack on a starter is the fermentation failure that does not announce itself until the vat has not set. A propagated bulk starter is particularly exposed, because the same organisms are being grown on site, repeatedly, in an environment that accumulates phage.
Our strains are selected for phage resistance and supplied freeze-dried as Direct Vat Set, so there is no on-site propagation step for phage to colonise in the first place.

Vendor approval
Auditing us as a vendor?
Or email qa@absourcebiologics.com if you would rather attach your questionnaire.
