Carbon Centric Achieves FSSC 22000 for Food Grade CO₂ Production

Key highlights
  • Rakkestad CO₂ plant certified for food grade production by FSSC 22000.
  • CO₂ purity exceeds 99.99%, verified by external labs.
  • Certification supports future storage and e-fuel applications.

Certification Achievement

Carbon Centric's CO₂ capture plant in Rakkestad has received FSSC 22000 certification from DNV, confirming compliance with international food safety standards for producing food grade carbon dioxide.

Quality Verification

The CO₂ produced has been independently tested by external laboratories, showing a purity level exceeding 99.99%, meeting strict beverage grade specifications with full traceability and safety.

Future Applications

The high purity of the CO₂ is promising for future storage and e-fuel production, where such quality is essential. The operational experience and quality systems at Rakkestad support Carbon Centric's growth ambitions in the Nordics and beyond.

Source: Carbon Centric

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