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  • Metal Detector Testing

    Today, 08:24 PM, Replies: 4

    Good afternoon! Since I've worked here my company has always relied on an X-Ray machine for foreign material detection. We test this using three te... more
  • Gap Assessment, SFCR, and GFSI – Fee Range Insights

    Today, 05:46 PM

    Hello, I’m defining the phases of a compliance project for a medium‑sized importing company with over 100 SKUs and would value your input on typica... more
  • CBs for FSSC 22k

    Today, 04:14 PM, Replies: 7

    Who are you guys using as CBs?   Any thoughts on them would also be appreciated.   Considering a swap....after 16 years with th... more
  • Declaring Processing Aids in Specification

    Today, 07:36 AM

    Hello everyone, Do we need to include the enzyme used as a processing aid in cake production and the sunflower oil used for mold release in the pro... more
  • BRCGS Requirement

    Today, 04:51 AM, Replies: 2

    Hi team, I work in the food industry, producing biscuits, cakes, confectionery, and snacks (potato chips and corn chips). We are planning to p... more
  • Metal Detector Testing

    9 minutes ago

    One question I'd raise is are your test wands specifically designed for x-rays?  The reason I ask is because some metal detection ones are des... more
  • CBs for FSSC 22k

    46 minutes ago

    I suppose cost and time consumptions are factors? more
  • Metal Detector Testing

    47 minutes ago

    I'd say you can check it only when you use it, as long as it is annually calibrated and verified for performance per its manufacturer's guidance. I... more
  • Metal Detector Testing

    Today, 08:41 PM

    Only if your metal detector can do or exceed what x ray machine is currently doing, as per your operational procedure.  I am not sure wha... more
  • Metal Detector Testing

    Today, 08:36 PM

    Only if your metal detector can do or exceed what x ray machine is currently doing, as per your operational procedure.  I am not sure wha... more

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