Technical food safety and food technology for Somalia's food system. We support importers, wholesalers, retailers, and manufacturers with practical standards that protect consumers and improve quality.
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SafeFood Somalia is a technical food safety and food technology institution that strengthens Somalia’s food system through consultancy, training, and practical solutions to ensure safe, high-quality food for consumers.
The institution works closely with food importers, wholesalers, supermarkets, manufacturers, and startups to ensure that food products are safe, properly handled, and meet acceptable quality standards.
We provide professional guidance and technical support to help businesses achieve international standards in food safety and quality management.
Certified capacity building for teams across all food sectors, focusing on practical implementation and local compliance.
Explore coursesTailored Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point plans designed to mitigate risks and ensure consumer safety.
Get a consultationTechnical research and development to improve food shelf-life, nutritional value, and processing efficiency.
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Two of the most requested pathways from organisations we work with.
Foundational practices for hygiene, handling, cross-contamination control, and disciplined daily routines.
Understand ISO 22000 and build an implementation roadmap that fits your team and hazards.
Leadership and technical teams aligned—from governance to our Food Technology Support Centre.
Consultancy rooted in the field
Guidance shaped by how food actually moves through Somalia’s markets and facilities.
Training teams can use immediately
Workshops and tools designed for supervisors, QC staff, and frontline workers.
Technical depth across the chain
Support spanning safety systems, storage, innovation, and research where you need it.
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