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    We recently had an audit, and they said that we cannot have a range for E.coli testing for environmental testing in HZ1. We are a dry food manufact... more
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    Hey all,Are Hershey's Chocolate Chips considered Whole Foods compliant? What is the definition of Whole Foods? In order to claim Whole Foods compli... more
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    Hi Before I start I know my thoughts on this but I was hoping to get some other thoughts and advice. We are a high care prep facility for... more
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    Hi all I am going to be cheeky and ask this! Does anybody have or are willing to share any templates for Internal system audits against B... more
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    Hi everyone, I’m Bhee. I work in Quality Systems, where I handle data analysis, reporting, audits, and documentation control. I joined this communi... more
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