Product Contact Liners
Started by SaltSafety, Sep 01 2011 01:47 PM
As per sec. 5.4.4, is it necessary for ingredients recieved in as 50 lb. bags (multiwalled paper with inner plastic layer) to have a colored inner layer? We purchase raw materials in the supplier's standard packaging and I doubt that they would be willing to change this just for our 3 or 4 pallets per year.
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This clause is aimed at any liners that you use in your operation rather than purchased raw materials.
For instance, if you decant from these sacks into a container which has a liner, this liner should have be a contrasting colour and be of the appropriate thickness to prevent rips.
Whilst it is good practice for your supplier to use a contrasting colour in the sacks that he sells you, it is not normally possible to insist upon it if you do not have the necessary commercial muscle.
For instance, if you decant from these sacks into a container which has a liner, this liner should have be a contrasting colour and be of the appropriate thickness to prevent rips.
Whilst it is good practice for your supplier to use a contrasting colour in the sacks that he sells you, it is not normally possible to insist upon it if you do not have the necessary commercial muscle.
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