Cut off point for production code

Hi all, 

we are using colour of raffia string to define production batch of each day, for example; monday use blue colour, tuesday use red clour and so on. . Our production is running 24 hours,  I'm thinking from 8am to 8am (24 hours) as regarded 1 day production, for example product that produced on Monday from 8am to 8am , this batch of product will be using Blue colour raffia string . 

I was wondering if my idea is okay and acceptable. Feel free to comment. 

Hi Carine,

As long as you maintain product identification and traceability you can define the times for a production code as you wish. Clearly it is of benefit to be able to trace further in case of a withdrawal or recall as you may not need to recall a whole day's production code.

Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year,

Tony

Hi all, 

 

we are using colour of raffia string to define production batch of each day, for example; monday use blue colour, tuesday use red clour and so on. . Our production is running 24 hours,  I'm thinking from 8am to 8am (24 hours) as regarded 1 day production, for example product that produced on Monday from 8am to 8am , this batch of product will be using Blue colour raffia string . 

 

I was wondering if my idea is okay and acceptable. Feel free to comment. 

Thank you Tony. Merry Christmas and Happy new year to you 

string is not ideal as it can become a foreign material hazard (it shreds)

Why not coloured labels for each unit or coloured tape?