Quality and process
Review Almas Water quality, purification and ISO 22000:2018, Codex HACCP and GMP certificate records for bottled drinking-water processing in Qatar.
Certification transparency
Almas has supplied records for ISO 22000:2018, Codex HACCP and Good Manufacturing Practice. The exact scope, issuer, number and dates are shown below, together with a clear note where current surveillance evidence is still required.
Ask for the evidence that matches the product, contract and compliance need. Unverified or out-of-date material is not presented as current proof.
Request current documentsDocumented quality framework
Each supplied certificate record covers the processing and packing of bottled drinking water at Almas Water WLL. The record details are published for clarity; current standing should be confirmed through the issuer or updated surveillance evidence.
Food safety management system · Food category C-IV
View full certificate copy · PDFVerification noteThe supplied certificate record shows a surveillance-validity date that has passed. Confirm current standing with the issuer or request updated surveillance evidence from Almas before relying on it for procurement.
Verify with InterCertCodex General Principles of Food Hygiene · CAC/RCP 1-1969, Rev.5-2022
View full certificate copy · PDFVerification noteThe supplied certificate record shows a surveillance-validity date that has passed. Confirm current standing with the issuer or request updated surveillance evidence from Almas before relying on it for procurement.
Verify with InterCertGMP · Good Manufacturing Practice
View full certificate copy · PDFVerification noteThe supplied certificate states that validity depends on successful surveillance audits. Confirm current standing with AQC or request current surveillance evidence from Almas before relying on it for procurement.
Verify with Assurance Quality Certification LLC (AQC)Almas describes reverse osmosis, UV treatment and microfiltration within its process. These stages must operate together with sanitation, monitoring and hygienic filling controls.
Reusable bottles require inspection, washing and sanitation before they return to filling. The surrounding equipment, contact surfaces and handling steps must remain part of the same controlled hygiene programme.
A controlled filling environment, secure cap application, tamper-evident packaging and final visual checks help protect the water after treatment and before dispatch.
Routine process monitoring and appropriate laboratory verification support consistency. Buyers should request the current evidence relevant to their product, contract and compliance requirement.
The supplied records identify the standards, scope, issuer, certificate number and important dates. They are not labelled as currently valid when surveillance evidence has not been supplied. Customers and procurement teams should verify current standing with the issuer or request updated evidence from Almas.
Packaging integrity, appropriate storage, clean handling, vehicle condition and controlled delivery help protect the finished product through to the customer.
Frequently asked
Almas describes a multi-stage process including reverse osmosis, UV treatment and microfiltration, supported by quality checks.
Contact the Almas team and request the current documents relevant to the product and procurement requirement.
The supplied InterCert ISO 22000:2018 record, number ICI-FS-2409034, states the scope as processing and packing of bottled drinking water and identifies food category C-IV. Its current standing should be confirmed with InterCert or through updated surveillance evidence from Almas.
The supplied InterCert Codex HACCP record, number IC-HACCP-2409008, covers processing and packing of bottled drinking water under the Codex General Principles of Food Hygiene. Its current standing should be verified with InterCert or through updated surveillance evidence from Almas.
The supplied AQC GMP record, number 25EGON34, covers processing and packing of bottled drinking water. The document states that validity depends on successful surveillance audits, so customers should verify current standing with AQC or request updated evidence from Almas.
Use the issuer verification link shown with the certificate record or ask Almas for current surveillance evidence relevant to the product, contract and procurement requirement. A recertification or expiry date alone does not replace surveillance confirmation.
The complete control chain includes bottle inspection, washing and sanitation, clean contact surfaces, controlled filling, secure sealing, packaging integrity, appropriate storage, clean handling and delivery controls.
