How to determine BRC packaging risk level?
Started by Tamale, May 25 2016 01:00 PM
We manufacture rigid plastic containers for the yogurt, ice cream and like sectors. We are certified AIB as well as FDA/IMS (International Milk Shippers).
I have very little knowledge of BRC standards and need an answer to the following question: According to BRC, should we be considered a high or low risk supplier?
(BRC 3.5.1.2 or other clauses?)
Thank you very much!
James
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100% high risk Tamale. :smile:
Regards,
Simon
Thank you Simon,
Is it because its food packaging or is it because we are not BRC/GSFI certified?
Tamale
Hi Tamale,
High risk because your plastic containers are direct food contact packaging.
The cartons/bags you deliver your plastic containers in are not direct food contact packaging and would be low risk.
Regards,
Simon
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