Rhulani Safari Lodge informs that we have just renewed our HACCP certification for another year. This continues our efforts and commitment to apply rigorous standards and processes in the area of food safety and management, and to meet the requirements of international best practices.
Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) is the most internationally recognised system based on production of safe food from a preventative approach.
While a HACCP based system is not a legal requirement in South Africa, we in Rhulani have decided for years to apply the criteria for the benefit of the quality and safety of our guests.
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