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Kiwa has resolved technical issues with the AIC Participant Portal, with users required to update their current password to access the platform.

The AIC office will be closed from midday on 24 December until 2 January 2025.

BS ISO 24557:2009 has been superseded by BS ISO 24557:2024. The main changes are summarised in this briefing.

Updated ergot module GO9.5 on AHDB training module.

Risk rating changed for Austria and Czech Republic for 2024 harvest.

New documents have been added to the FIAS webpages to support Participants' compliance with The Control of Explosives Precursors and Poisons Regulations 2023.

Participants are reminded that the only reliable way to establish the certification status of a business is to search the AIC Assurance Checker.

New dates for training courses which support the AIC Services Trade Assurance Schemes have been announced for the remainder of 2024.

Reference method BS EN ISO 712-1:2024 replaces BS EN ISO 712:2009 and is effective from 1 October 2024.

Audits conducted from the 1st of October will be to the new TASCC Standard available on the website.

Following the training provided by the UDB team on 12 September, if you have any questions specifically about the UDB please email AIC Services Technical Manager Gill Barrow.

FEMAS Participants are invited to submit questions and relevant scheme topics for review and discussion at the next Working Group meeting on 10 October 2024.

RED II-certified Participants of TASCC are invited to an online training session on how to use the Union Database, hosted by the European Commission on 12 September.

Participants are reminded that they can order TASCC Stickers quickly and easily via the AIC website.

An update on the UFAS Activity Code Matrix.