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ENFIT – International Guideline. Date: 2021

For the first time, ENFIT worked with international experts from production, logistics, cleaning stations, plant construction and services to develop standards for the safe transport of raw materials and food. The international ENFIT Guideline includes all individual process steps from loading, transport, unloading, cleaning, disinfection, food feed and chemical defense, the complete traceability of food and allergens as well as the initial and recurring inspection according to DIN 10 502-1.

The international ENFIT Guideline Transport of unpackaged raw materials and food in transport containers can be requested free of charge from and. Please give us your contact details, company name and function and send an email to: info@enfit.eu. The guideline comprises 200 pages and is reduced to 10 MB.

Legal Basics

General principles of food law and food safety (EC) 178-2002
Food Hygiene Regulation (EU) 852/853-2004
Initial and periodic testing of food transport containers according to DIN 10 502-1/2
Food Information Regulation (EU) LMIV 1169-2011
Feed Hygiene Regulation (EU) 183-2005
LFGB – Food and Feed Code 2014
DIN 10 503, food hygiene - terms
DIN 10 528, food hygiene - instructions for the selection of materials for contact with food - general principles.
DIN EN 1672-2, Food processing machinery - General design principles - Part 2: Hygiene requirements.
DIN 10 502-1, suitability test for food hygiene - Transport containers for liquid, granular and powdered food - Part 1: Materials, design features, assessment of suitability, marking, proof of use and identification.

European Basics

Food Safety (EC) 178-2002
Food Hygiene Regulation (EU) 852/853-2004
Initial and periodic testing of food transport containers according to DIN 10 502-1/2
Suitability test of food transport containers according to DIN 10 502-1
Food Information Regulation (EU) LMIV 1169-2011
Feed Hygiene Regulation (EU) 183-2005
LFGB – Food and Feed Code 2014

ENFIT Guideline - Transport of unpackaged raw materials and foodstuffs in transport containers.

On 200 pages you will find information about the applicable European and international laws and regulations. The ENFIT Guideline also describes the special responsibility of the stakeholders involved, who are "Food Business Operators" according to the "FBO" law. In German, this means: "Lebensmittelunternehmer" and "Lebensmittelunternehmen". This applies to every stakeholder who of the supply chain - from Farm to Fork". Logistic- and transport companies are part of the food chain and are therefore food entrepreneurs/food companies, or FBOs. Logistic- and transport companies are not only responsible for the transport, as is often wrongly assumed, but also for ensuring that the product reaches the recipient undamaged and free of contamination. Logistic- and or transport companies are also responsible for the cleaning result if the cleaning is carried out by a third party (service provider). A cleaning document, no matter what is listed in it, does not release you from responsibility.

The ENFIT Guideline covers many topics, such as food fraud, labeling of transport containers, different container types, attachments and accessories, compressed air supply and quality, cleaning and disinfection, food defense, traceability, validation and verification of cleaning processes and cleaning programs, and provide a general overview of all stages of the supply chain.