De Reyes Food

On Quality

Certified by paper and by practice.

Certification is the floor, not the ceiling. The list below is what we maintain by audit — and beneath each line, the practice we hold ourselves to in daily work.

FDA

All facilities registered with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. FSVP-ready documentation for every shipment.

BRCGS

Global Standard for Food Safety — graded AA at our largest cannery; A or above across the network.

HACCP

Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points implemented across every line, audited annually.

Kosher

OU certification for canned seafood, pasta and selected pantry items.

Non-GMO

Project Verified for grains, legumes and oils where applicable to the source crop.

USDA

Organic certification for select legume programmes — by quotation.

Daily practice

The unwritten standard.

Audits are public. These commitments are not — they live in our contracts. We publish them here because we have nothing to hide from a careful reader.

Lot-to-lot traceability

Every pallet carries a 14-digit code that returns to the harvest, the line and the inspector. We share the audit trail with importers under NDA.

Independent laboratory

Microbiological, residual and heavy-metal panels run twice — once in-house, once by SGS or Bureau Veritas. Reports issued with every shipment.

Vessel-to-can in eight hours

Our atún is processed within an eight-hour window of landing. We hold ourselves to it, in writing.

Pallet-config integrity

MOQ honoured to the unit. Mixed pallets prepared to your retail planogram. Photographs sent before loading.

De Reyes Food — Chilean Heritage Foods for the U.S. Trade