What action will be taken if you find that the supplier is not control
Started by matthewcc, Jun 07 2018 04:15 PM
Hi, we are regulated in the United States under 21 CFR Parts 117 and 111 and manufacture dietary supplements.
For those of you under Part 117, for §117.410(e), if you find that the supplier is not controlling a hazard that the receiving facility has identified as requiring a supply-chain-applied control, what would you do?
Would you quarantine product, drop the supplier, do additional testing, or a combination of these?
Thank you,
Matthew
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Do a set-aside with testing, find an emergency supplier while you offer assistance to the supplier to get them back into control - and if that did not work, dump them.
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