Meeru Island Resort Awarded HACCP Certification For The Seventh Year

For the seventh year, Meeru Island Resort & Spa had achieved the highly regarded accreditation in HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point), principles and practice based on the World Health Organization Codex to ensure Food Safety, Hygiene and Cleanliness for the Resort.

HACCP is a prevention-based recommended control system for the hygiene of food hygiene and safety with strict adherence and implementation of food safety procedures in hotels and food establishments.

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“We are happy to announce for the seventh year in a row, Meeru had yet again been awarded a HACCP certification. HACCP accreditation is highly regarded in the hotel and food industry and is an international standard of Food Safety. We care for your continued wellbeing,” a statement by the resort read.

As a property who complies with HACCP protocols, Meeru offers the continuous wellbeing of the guests by;

• Allowing guests to enjoy our services with full confidence in the quality of our food supplies and its preparation.
• Maintaining the highest skills and knowledge of all food handlers, not only in the kitchen.
• Practicing proper and approved hygiene and cleanliness systems is adhered to within all levels of operations.
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• Providing and sourcing the highest quality in food produced which are safe for resort guests and team members

Located in the North Male Atoll and accessible by a 55-minute speedboat ride from the Maldives main Velana International Airport, Meeru is one of the largest resorts in the Maldives, offering its guests a variety of facilities and affordable to superior accommodation.

With five types of room categories to offer, Meeru counts more than 280 rooms, five restaurants, five bars, a renowned spa featuring treatment rooms both overwater and on land, and a wide range of sports and other recreation facilities.