Product recall - is it necessary to inform BRC?

Is it must, that actual recall should be inform to BRC team

As per our policy, we take back all domestic marketing product on simple quality issues.

Is this to be considered as a product recall????

It is a type of recall sometimes called a withdrawal.

Read this guidance on product recalls it should help you.

Regards,

Simon

You just need to inform your CB within 3 days of the recall/withdrawal

Informing the CB.... is that also a requirement on recalls for basic/low risk packaging? 

Informing the CB.... is that also a requirement on recalls for basic/low risk packaging? 

Does it say so in the standard Anne?

It says "a communications plan that includes methods of informing customers and (where necessary) regulatory bodies in a timely manner." 

So I guess my question is if "regulatory bodies" is the CB, or who is it?

Thanks ! 

It says "a communications plan that includes methods of informing customers and (where necessary) regulatory bodies in a timely manner." 

So I guess my question is if "regulatory bodies" is the CB, or who is it?

 

Thanks ! 

In reality it is unlikely that a low risk packaging supplier could have any problem that could warrant a serious recall due to a risk of harming the public.  A regulatory body is not the CB, depending on the country it is usually a specific government body.  In the UK the Food Standards Agency.  That said it does no harm to add to your procedure that you inform the CB and regulatory body (find out who this is for Denmark).  You will likely never have to contact either I expect. :smile:

Regards,

Simon

Thanks, you read my mind :) Doesn't hurt to add, but highly unlikely that it will ever happen. 

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