Singapore food-tech company sets a new bar for trusted AI in the global food supply chain

Singapore, [25 May 2026] – Guardian Independent Certification Group (GICG) is proud to announce that ProfilePrint, a Singapore-based food-tech company leveraging AI-powered ingredient fingerprint technology for the global agri-food industry, has attained the ISO/IEC 42001:2023 certification for its Artificial Intelligence Management System (AIMS), marking another milestone in the company’s ongoing efforts to build trustworthy and responsibly governed AI solutions for the industry.
The certification gives food manufacturers, traders and ingredient buyers independent, third-party assurance that the AI systems underpinning their quality decisions are developed, deployed, and overseen under internationally recognised controls. It also provides a clear, auditable basis for these customers to draw on in their own supplier due-diligence and AI-vendor assessment processes.
ProfilePrint combines AI and molecular fingerprinting technology to help food businesses assess the quality and consistency of ingredients and agricultural products more quickly and efficiently. Its platform is used across the supply chain – from origin to manufacturer – to support faster, more consistent quality decisions that ultimately reach consumers.
With AI becoming increasingly integrated into business operations worldwide, organisations are placing greater emphasis on responsible AI governance, transparency and risk management. ISO/IEC 42001:2023, the world’s first international standard for Artificial Intelligence Management Systems, was introduced to help organisations establish structured processes and controls for the responsible use and oversight of AI systems.
For customers, the certification translates into practical assurances when working with ProfilePrint. AI models are developed, validated, and monitored under documented controls. Risks specific to AI, such as data quality and inappropriate use, are formally identified and managed, with clear accountability in place for how AI outputs are produced and reviewed, and the entire system is subject to ongoing independent audit. For quality, procurement and compliance teams, this reduces the burden of vendor due diligence and supports their own reporting on AI use within the supply chain.
ProfilePrint underwent an independent audit assessment by GICG to evaluate its compliance with the requirements of ISO/IEC 42001:2023. The assessment concluded that ProfilePrint’s Artificial Intelligence Management System, including its policies, processes, and operational controls, was effectively implemented and aligned with the standard’s requirements.
Tan Sim Bee, Head of Certification at GICG, said: “We are delighted to have supported ProfilePrint on its ISO/IEC 42001:2023 certification journey and proud to recognise them as GICG’s first certified client for this important standard. This certification reflects ProfilePrint’s emphasis on responsible AI governance, continual improvement, and building trust in AI-driven solutions. With more than 30 years of experience in providing world-class risk management and conformity assessment solutions, GICG remains committed to enabling trust in a changing world.”
The ISO/IEC 42001:2023 certification builds on ProfilePrint’s existing ISO 27001 certification for information security management. Maintaining internationally recognised standards across both data security and AI governance has been a long-standing priority for the company. ProfilePrint regards these certifications as foundational to the trust its customers place in its platform.
As adoption of AI technologies continues to grow across the food and agriculture sectors, responsible governance is becoming central to how businesses choose and work with AI partners. ProfilePrint will continue to maintain and extend its AI Management System as it expands the use of AI across new ingredient categories and customer applications, with the certification underpinning the assurance it offers to partners worldwide.
About GICG
Established in the United Kingdom in 1993, GICG provides internationally recognised testing, inspection, and certification (TIC) services. Today, our global presence spans five continents, and we operate with competence, commitment, and passion to deliver confidence and excellence for clients, customers, and communities.
We recognise that TIC services are essential to our clients to safeguard their current business interests and to expand their businesses in the future. We deliver peace of mind to our clients through our reliable, dependable, responsive, and meticulous service.
Fulfilling clients’ unique objectives and goals is what drives GICG forward. As a leading conformity assessment body, we provide solutions to clients to navigate a diverse, uncertain, complex and ever-evolving international landscape with confidence and assurance. We combine an interconnected synergy of data, people, and specialized business solutions to help clients and organizations mitigate risk and stay ahead.
To learn more about GICG, please visit www.gicgrp.com.
About ProfilePrint
ProfilePrint is a Singapore-based food-tech company that leverages patented AI fingerprint technology to help global agri-food businesses improve the way they buy, manufacture, and sell products. By capturing the molecular signature of samples, ProfilePrint delivers rapid, data-driven insights that enable stakeholders across the supply chain to make faster and more confident quality decisions. Serving over 80 locations worldwide, the company is backed by leading global venture capital firms and major industry players, including Cargill, Louis Dreyfus Company, Olam, Sucafina, and Sinar Mas.
To learn more about ProfilePrint, please visit https://profileprint.ai/.
About ISO/IEC 42001
ISO/IEC 42001 is an international standard that specifies requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining, and continually improving an Artificial Intelligence Management System (AIMS) within organizations. It is designed for entities providing or utilizing AI-based products or services, ensuring responsible development and use of AI systems.

