Quality certificates
Quality certifications attest to the competence of a company’s production processes in accordance with established standards. Aware of the need to maintain standards that meet our customers’ requirements, DOMCA holds the following certifications:
FSSC 22000 CERTIFIED - FOOD SAFETY SYSTEM
FSSC 22000 is a food safety certification system based on the internationally recognized ISO 22000 standard, complemented by technical specifications like ISO/TS 22002-1 for food manufacturing and ISO TS 22002-4 for packaging. It’s fully integrable with other standards like ISO 9001 and ISO 14001, aligning with the high-level structure of ISO.
Specifically targeted at food, feed, and packaging manufacturing sectors, as well as storage, distribution, catering, and retail industries. Initially focused on food manufacturers, the current version extends to other supply chain segments and is endorsed by the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI).
FAMI-QS
We are certified FAMI-QS, as proof of our commitment to transparency and best practices in all our production processes.
FAMI-QS is a preeminent quality and safety management system in the feed ingredients and feed mixes industry. In addition, this system addresses the difficult issues of integrity (fraud), defense and regulatory compliance. The system is specifically designed to be internationally valid. Since its inception in 2004, is endorsed by more than 1,400 members worldwide.
This certification assures governments, supply chains and consumers that FAMI-QS certified organizations have the necessary competencies in food quality and safety.
ISO 9001:2015
Our main objective is the ultimate customer satisfaction, so we focus on continuous improvement, production excellence and customer service optimization.
Considered as a worldwide reference, ISO 9001:2015 is the certifiable international standard that regulates Quality Management Systems. It certifies that the processes developed in the company are the most appropriate.
HALAL
DOMCA is committed to internationalization, seeking to establish long-term and quality business relationships with customers and suppliers. We work with certifiers that operate under ISO 17065 product quality standards and GSO 2055-2 Halal quality standards. Standardized by the GCC Accreditation Center and recognized in all Muslim countries.
With the Halal certification we ensure that our food products meet all the requirements of the Islamic Law in order to be consumed by the Muslim population. Islamic Law in order to be consumed by the population of Muslim origin.
ORGANIC CERTIFICATION
Creating a more ecological world and leading by example is also part of DOMCA’s philosophy. That is why we develop and market products certified by CAAE, the leading entity in the sector in terms of inputs and organic production with the largest presence in Europe. Accredited by ENAC ENAC under the ISO 17065 standard, it is the only entity in Spain authorized by the USDA in the USA (NOP), by the MAFF for Japan (JAS) and by the European Commission for countries outside the EU.
KOSHER CERTIFIED
The word “kosher,” is hebrew for “fit” or “appropriate” and describes the food that is suitable for a Jew to eat. The kosher certification guarantees responsible food preparation for sale in the market. Its renown stems from strict adherence and control over health standards in food production, ensuring rigorous cleanliness, purity, and quality guidelines. As part of our commitment to internationalization and meeting our clients’ requirements, DOMCA offers a wide range of products certified under the purity and quality standards established by this norm.
INNOVATIVE SME LABEL
DOMCA and DMC Research Center have the Innovative SME label, a recognition that gives access to certain policies aimed at helping innovative small and medium-sized enterprises.
The Innovative SME seal was created with the aim of distinguishing those companies that are committed to innovation. Through this seal, the Ministry of Science and Innovation recognises those SMEs that carry out the following activities activities in the field of research, technological development and innovation.
The productive fabric of the European Union is formed by 23 million SMEsThey represent 99 per cent of the companies operating in their territory and provide two thirds of employment. There is no doubt, therefore, of the important role they play in its development and economic growth and hence, since the adoption of the "European Charter for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises", the importance of developing a specific policy framework for these enterprises has been emphasised.
In Spain, where SMEs also account for 99 per cent of companies, their contribution to employment is 63 per cent of the total and their contribution to the gross value added of our economy (68 per cent) is above the European Union average, the application of the principles and strategic measures of the Small Business Act takes on special significance.
According to the Spanish Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy, one of the problems of our Science, Technology and Enterprise system is the small number of innovative companies, especially small and medium-sized enterprises; the limited weight of medium/high technology sectors; the inefficiency of knowledge transfer and management instruments and the low absorption capacities of SMEs. On the other hand, Spain's productive fabric is characterised, among other aspects, by a strong presence of traditional sectors with a low incorporation of R&D in their processes and products, in an essentially service economy.
Within its priority axis "Development of a favourable environment for R&D", the Strategy highlights the need to advance in the development of new innovative public procurement measures associated with R&D&I activities oriented towards society's challenges in order to strengthen the driving role of public administration in innovation.
Article 6 of Royal Decree 475/2014 of 13 June 2014 on rebates on Social Security contributions for research personnel regulates the definition of innovative SMEs, the criteria for considering an SME to be R&D&I intensive, the creation of an innovative SME seal and the management by the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness of an Register of innovative SMEs.
The formal requirements for being an Innovative SME are set out in the Order ECC/1087/2015 of 5 June 2015.
