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Posted 23 October 2019 - 08:14 PM

Customer asking for our organic inspection SOP. We don't have one, first I've heard of it.

Does anybody use this? Or Kosher inspection SOP?



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Posted 23 October 2019 - 08:41 PM

Perhaps they are asking for any SOP's that you have to ensure that when you change over from non-organic product to organic product you are doing the things you need to do to ensure you are in compliance with organic production standards?

 

We have SSOP's that specify that we do checks to ensure that any non-organic "approved" cleaning chemical or sanitizer residue is not present. We also have an organic production checklist where we inspect the production line to ensure no residue of non-organic product is present on the line.

 

Perhaps you should ask for clarification?

 

Marshall



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Posted 23 February 2022 - 11:28 PM

Hi Marshall, 

 

Do you by any chance have an example or template of your checklist you are able to share?

 

 

Perhaps they are asking for any SOP's that you have to ensure that when you change over from non-organic product to organic product you are doing the things you need to do to ensure you are in compliance with organic production standards?

 

We have SSOP's that specify that we do checks to ensure that any non-organic "approved" cleaning chemical or sanitizer residue is not present. We also have an organic production checklist where we inspect the production line to ensure no residue of non-organic product is present on the line.

 

Perhaps you should ask for clarification?

 

Marshall



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Posted 24 February 2022 - 01:05 AM

Obviously it all depends on what you are producing, but this works for our Oregon Tilth auditor. We make cookies.

 

 

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