Finally - those who remember the old, helpful SQF 2000 Guidance docs will rejoice.
Posted 09 May 2013 - 04:41 PM
Finally - those who remember the old, helpful SQF 2000 Guidance docs will rejoice.
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Posted 09 May 2013 - 04:50 PM
Hallelujah! Finally (and even up to 7.1). I haven't had a chance to look through them (email just came in a few minutes ago). Oh well, better late than never I quess.
Posted 09 May 2013 - 05:33 PM
I was scheduled to work on our program until about 8:00 tonight anyway; this is welcome news.
Just got the e-mail here, too.
Posted 09 May 2013 - 05:38 PM
Thanks Marshenko, topic pinned.
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Posted 10 May 2013 - 02:40 AM
Just a reminder that this is a GUIDANCE document and is not auditable. I had an auditor previously who kept referring to well water and swabbing. I firmly asked her to show me where it explictly said that in the code and reminded her that we can only be scored against the code. I then explained how we were controlling the situation.
was happy to see some clear direction on 11.5.7 air quality now
Posted 10 May 2013 - 04:50 AM
Finally - those who remember the old, helpful SQF 2000 Guidance docs will rejoice.
Dear Marshenko,
Many thanks.
Regarding Guidance Module2, SQF now seem to be “somehow” criticizing GFSI regarding the GFSI interpretation of “Validation”. SQF reiterate they are using “Codex” definition (see 2.5.1, Pg40). The (SQF) perceived difference as stated in Module2 is unclear to me.
IMO, SQF7 standard is (or chooses to be) unaware of existence of Codex 2008’s clearly laid out “re- interpretation”. And not to forget SQF’s retained inclusion of NACMCF in the Glossary. And maybe GFSI same ignorance but seems unlikely.
Must applaud SQF for their generous Guidance assists but, for some aspects, difficult to say whether brave or foolhardy.
Rgds / Charles.C
Kind Regards,
Charles.C
Posted 10 May 2013 - 10:36 AM
Early in the month I received this document. The heading was "SQF level 2 - Proposed Preventive Controls Comparison Modules 2 & 11. (Leavitt Partners)
This 84 page document laid out SQF process and the requirements for meeting FSMA.
I plan to go to level 3 next year and many programs in this document we meet or exceed. In a recent Silliker GMP food safety audit, April 9, we received a 98.6 I have some wourk to get to level 3 with a quality plan, CQP's but 7.1 is a small help. Writing SOP's, docum,ent control, CAPA are my hurdle right now.
Posted 20 June 2013 - 02:58 PM
Early in the month I received this document. The heading was "SQF level 2 - Proposed Preventive Controls Comparison Modules 2 & 11. (Leavitt Partners)
This 84 page document laid out SQF process and the requirements for meeting FSMA.
I plan to go to level 3 next year and many programs in this document we meet or exceed. In a recent Silliker GMP food safety audit, April 9, we received a 98.6 I have some wourk to get to level 3 with a quality plan, CQP's but 7.1 is a small help. Writing SOP's, docum,ent control, CAPA are my hurdle right now.
bill1952, hello I am currently level 3 SQF have been for past three audits, you may want to go to SQFI.com and grab the guidance documents should prove very helpful to you.
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