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3.11 Is there effective system in place to manage recall and withdrawal?

  • 3.11.1 is there system in place to keep business continuity in an emergency situations?

  • - disruption to key services such as <br>water, <br>energy, <br>transport, <br>refrigeration processes, <br>staff availability and communications<br>

  • events such as fire, <br>flood or natural disaster <br>malicious contamination, or <br>sabotage.

  • Where products which have been released from the site withdraw or recall products could be consider?

3.11.2 it should have

  • Identification key personnel with clearly identified responsibilities?

  • Guidelines for deciding whether a product needs to be recalled or withdrawn?

  • An up-to-date list of key contacts?

  • Communication plan to keep all updated?

  • External support agencies?

  • Is there plan to handle the logistics of product traceability?

3.11.3 recall or withdrawal test

  • Frequency of testing?

  • Has the timing of key activities been recorded?

  • Have the key activities been used for procedure review and improvements?

  • In the even of actual recall certification body must be informed with three working days

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