General overview: Specifications resources
Every specification present is checked upon receipt on:
- Completeness;
- Correctness;
- Readability;
- Etc.
If a specification does not meet the requirements, the supplier will be contacted.
If it turns out that a product does not comply with the specification, the product will not be used.
The following specifications are available:
- Cleaning products MAP
- The Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are available for all cleaning products.
- Resources TD MAP
- The used resources for maintenance are all food * grade.
- Raw material specifications
- Additives
- Pest control
- Packaging materials
All packaging that comes in contact with our products is suitable for the foodstuffs industry. Declarations for this are requested from the supplier. Primary packaging material has a sufficiently contrasting color to the product.
Material:
Of all the used material (in contact with food) there are declarations from our suppliers that they are suitable for use in the foodstuffs industry.
- Purchase specification.
- GMO’s.
Packaging:
Packaging must meet legal requirements and adequately protect the product during its shelf life. The material must be suitable for use. A supplier’s declaration of compliance (declaration of migration test) is included with the purchase specification.
The suitability and existence of functional barriers of the primary packaging material is checked, for example, through
organoleptic tests (during best before / used by) storage tests chemical analyses migration test results.
Raw materials:
Raw material specifications include, for example:
- Ingredients.
- Biological, chemical, and physical characteristics.
- Storage conditions, best before date.
- Packaging.
- Usage advice, dose.
- Origin information.
- Method of production.
- Claims.
- Source (animal, plant, mineral).
- GMO status, irradiation.
- Allergens.
- Suitability for certain diets.
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