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    Call me crazy, but I would, as part of a preventative action, move this supplier to some sort of a 'elevated risk'' supplier.  (In reality, my... more
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    I'm reading the original post slightly different to others, "apparently they were notified by another customer of theirs". Another customer is ment... more
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     C. Clarification on Benchmark Requirement 4.9Table 1, column 3 requires auditors to hold a degree in discipline, or, at a minimum, to have... more
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    If all your incoming products require a negative salmonella test, then how did this batch get approved for use? Did the supplier fail to perform a... more
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     Our products are dried herbs and spices and we currently have a CCP in our HACCP plan that ALL incoming lots need a negative salmonella test.... more
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