Example of a Comprehensive Product Description Incorporating Chemical, Physical, and Microbiological Properties
Can anyone help! I'm looking for an example of a product description that lists the chemical, physical and microbiological properties and I don't know how to incorporate this into what we currently have. This was considered an NC in our recent audit. Thank you :)
Product description???
Please share what you have currently.
This didn't copy/paste the best but you get the idea.
I see. Are you the one who posted having a NC on deli papers for not having microbial, chemical, physical testing?
So sorry that copy pasted horribly but the list is this:
Intended use
Unintended use
Shelf life
Raw materials used
Packaging
Handling of end product
Groups or users/Consumers
For physical, chemical and Micro I have this;
Appearance
PH
Melting/Freezing Point
Solubility
Decomp Temp
Odor Threshold
Biocumulative Potential
Persistence and degradability
Chemical Stability
Possibility of Hazardous reaction
I am not sure why you would have to list it in your description. Do you label any warnings like, "Keep away from heat"?
Do you have any spec sheets?
I am not sure why you would have to list it in your description. Do you label any warnings like, "Keep away from heat"?
Do you have any spec sheets?
In unintended usage we list the not to exceed temp. The spec sheet list the product-size-package- approx weight-cube. I don't know what else I can possibly add?
You could do a risk analysis and then in your COC you can declare that it is in conformance with the requirements, specifications, and drawings applicable to that order.
Do some testing quarterly on random lots for Yeast/mold, EB, salm, list.
Do you do any EM currently?
There might not be anything to do for physical and chemical. But you should have data to show why you are not doing anything.
This wasn't for EM it was for Product Specification?
I know, but if you have a clean history of EM, then you can prove your risk to be minimal.
You need a well defined spec sheet that covers intended use, storage parameters, etc. Then a lab work instruction for path testing that lists path limits, frequency of testing, what to do when limits are exceeded, etc.
K is spot on.