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Label Review when no changes

Started by , Jan 17 2018 05:39 PM
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When doing a yearly label review if you know there have been no changes to ingredients, cook instructions etc. can you just sign off and call it reviewed?  Or do I need to review as I did the first time? 

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You could, but how do you know you didn't miss something the first time around?

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the label need to be  reviewed  by all senior management and include a sign off sheet

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I was planning on doing a full review.  The reason I asked is I have been told that if nothing has changed why review them again.  I did not agree I just wanted other opinions.  

I see no reason to re-review a label, if you "missed things the first time" your label review process is flawed.

 

I only review new revisions and when new cylinders/plates are made at the printer to ensure that they didn't change anything.

Since i am fairly new to this job I plan on reviewing again to be safe.  


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