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Is there a time limit set in the traceability test for FSSC22000?

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Hi,

 

Is there a time limit set in the traceability test for FSSC22000? BRC specifies 4 hours (unless there are time zone issues). Is this the same for FSSC?

 

Thanks.

FSCC not set a time limit. In many cases the time limit could be set by customer requirements (walmart sets a time limit of 2 hours), or established by internal decisions (as may be established by adopting the BRC)

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Hi,

 

Is there a time limit set in the traceability test for FSSC22000? BRC specifies 4 hours (unless there are time zone issues). Is this the same for FSSC?

 

Thanks.

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Hi,

 

Is there a time limit set in the traceability test for FSSC22000? BRC specifies 4 hours (unless there are time zone issues). Is this the same for FSSC?

 

Thanks.

FSCC not set a time limit. In many cases the time limit could be set by customer requirements (walmart sets a time limit of 2 hours), or established by internal decisions (as may be established by adopting the BRC)

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Thank you Jel

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