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Help! What category would we be considered under SQF?

Started by , Aug 24 2020 05:54 PM
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I am attempting to figure out what standard I would fall under. I just started with a new company and we basically received finished goods and box them into shippers or displays. We only have two products (vitamin/fiber) that would even be considered food. However, we do not keep any in house it is in and out the same day. What would we be considered? 

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Food Safety Code for Storage and Distribution.

 

I am assuming your are not actually touching the product.

 

https://www.sqfi.com...8.1-FINAL-1.pdf

We are touching the product (but not raw)...... for example we get the vitamins from the manufacture (bottled and ready to sell) and we build a display with the product (floor display/promotional display) then we send back to them for distro. 

We are touching the product (but not raw)...... for example we get the vitamins from the manufacture (bottled and ready to sell) and we build a display with the product (floor display/promotional display) then we send back to them for distro. 

 

OK, then that is the code manual for your company as posted.

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