Food Safety and Hygiene Audits | London | Surrey | UK

Professional Food Safety Audits – Stay Compliant & Inspection-Ready
At Sylvia A Consultancy, we provide expert food safety and hygiene audits for food businesses across London, Surrey, and beyond. Regular audits are essential to maintaining legal compliance, improving hygiene ratings, and protecting your brand reputation.
Our audits help you assess the effectiveness of your Food Safety Management System (FSMS), identify risks early, and implement corrective actions before they escalate. Whether you’re preparing for an EHO inspection or striving for a 5-star rating, we ensure you’re fully audit-ready.
Demonstrate your commitment to safe, high-quality food, reassure customers and inspectors, and strengthen your due diligence.
📍 Trusted by food businesses, restaurants, hotels, and caterers across the UK.
Why Regular Food Safety Audits Matter for Your Food Business
Regular food safety audits are key to running a safe, high-performing food business. They help you stay compliant with UK regulations, strengthen your Food Safety Management System (FSMS), and protect both your customers and your reputation.
At Sylvia A Consultancy, we carry out independent, expert-led audits across London, Surrey, and the UK. We assess your entire operation from hygiene practices and allergen controls to confidence in management – staff training, documentation, premises and equipment and your overall food safety culture.
Our audits identify gaps before they become issues, provide clear, practical recommendations, and prepare you for Environmental Health Officer (EHO) inspections. We work with restaurants, caterers, hotels, schools, and food producers to help them achieve (and maintain) high hygiene ratings.
Invest in peace of mind. Show your commitment to food safety. Stay one step ahead.
Our team of qualified food hygiene and safety consultants will visit your premises to carry out a detailed on-site assessment of your food safety practices, documentation, and compliance with current UK regulations.

