7 replies to this topic

[Iwonaa]

Good morning everybody,

 

Could you tell me please, how you deal with label checking according to BRC 5.2.10:

 

An effective system of documented checks shall be in place at line start-up, following

product changeover and changes in batches of packaging to ensure that the labels applied

are correct for the products packed.

 

 

I would like to make this easier that according to the point about label checking in TFMS.

 

Just a small adivce.

 

Thank you,

 

Iwona

[cazyncymru]

We take a copy of each label, with any relevant durability coding, and it is signed off by the operator, QA and Supervisor. This is attached to any corresponding paperwork.
We do this, start , middle & end of run and also any reel changes, product changes.

Caz x

Edited by Charles.C, 10 March 2015 - 02:43 PM.

[flourpetal]

We print our own labels, but they still need to be checked by a supervisor or QA.   We also have a page that gets filled out for every label that gets printed so we know who printed them.   1 label is attached to the paperwork for that product, so we can always check back in case of an error.

[Wine Gum]

A label of each roll used in the labelling of the product is taken and pasted on a checksheet, and then checked by the QC inspector and label operator for correctness against the signed-off production specification. The time that the specific roll is placed on the label machine is also recorded.   QC Inspectors are also checking labelled product  at regular intervals for correctness. All checksheets are filed with the specific product's QC and production information

 

Makayla

[Iwonaa]

Thank you all for your replies.

I implemented such a way according to TFMS and I think there is no point to change it (make it easier) for other customers, although BRC is not so detailed.

 

Thanks,

 

Iwona

[yasser]

_{We take a print of each date coding, and it is signed off by proceess controlteam and verified by QA and QC Team leader} 

 

_Yasser

[Miss Tammy]

We remove one empty package from each packaging machine, write the date, time and machine number directly on it, and attach it to the other paperwork.  When running cases through a coding machine, we run a piece of paper through it and attach to paperwork.

[eddief]

thanks, this has been helpful