Quality Assurance in Malaysia
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Quality assurance in the Malaysian food and beverage industry involves systematically monitoring processes from farm to table to ensure products are safe and meet standards. This includes training employees, documenting procedures, and conducting audits to evaluate compliance with standards set by regulatory bodies. Ayamas Food Cooperation is provided as an example of a company that successfully implements quality assurance through controls at each stage of its chicken production process and certification from the Department of Veterinary Services. Implementing quality assurance allows companies to compete effectively in markets and gain customer trust by producing safe, high quality products.
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- 1. Assignment18Oct 2021 QUESTION: Describe whatyouunderstandof QualityAssurance inaMalaysianfood& beverage example (10 marks) In the foodand beverage industry,qualityassurance isaprocessthat includessystematic monitoring,improvingthe qualityorstandardsof the processby whichthe productis developed, and assessingmanyaspectsof the productionsysteminthe foodchain"fromfarmto table"to ensure thatthe productsare hygienicandsafe toconsume and thatcustomershave confidence in the product. The thoughtprocessbehindthisisthatif the processiscorrect and robust,the endproductthat is developedusingthisprocesswill have aminimal defect,andthe qualityof the productwill be consistentandistherefore essential tobusinessperformance. Qualityassurance includestakingthe time todothingsright,training the employees, documenting processes,auditandreassessment.Allof these are conformance activitiesthatfall underprevention costs.These costs shouldbe consideredaninvestmentthatwill payoff throughfewerdefectsand non-conformance incidentsthatcanbe muchmore expensive. An auditcouldbe conductedtoassessprocessestoensure thattheyare efficientandappropriate, as well asto guarantee thatemployeesare followingprotocols. Auditsare acritical tool for quality assurance and are used to evaluate the actionssothat the objectivesandstandardsare met. Those standards requirementinthe systemforthe foodmanufactures inMalaysiaincludes Hazard AnalysisandCritical Control Point(HACCP), GoodManufacturingPractice (GMP),Sanitation StandardOperatingProcedures(SOPs),GoodVeterinaryHygienicPractices(GVHP),Veterinary HealthMark (VHM),Halal Certification etc. All of these standard requirementsare necessaryto ensure thatthe products are hygienicand safe toconsume and thatcustomershave confidence in the product. In thisway,industryplayerscancompete healthilywhilebeingable toelevate the qualityof Malaysiafoodandbeverage industrytoa higherlevel. Amongthe regulatorybodies involvedinthe fieldof foodqualityassurance isfromthe Department of VeterinaryServices (DVS) whichprovidescertificationandrecognitiononanimal -basedfood productsthroughVeterinary HealthMark(VHM) and Good Veterinary HealthPractice (GVHP) certification.The productsthathave thiscertificate,are recognizedbyDVSasdisease-free,safe, cleanto eat.Amongthe well-knowncompaniesproducinganimal-basedfoodproductsthathave receivedrecognitionfromthisbodyare AyamasFoodCooperation (AFC) andRamlyFoodProcessing Sdn.Bhd. Throughthisrecognition,productscanbe exportedabroadandgetgood consumer demandandacceptance. In return,itincreasesthe performance andrevenue of the company. AyamasFoodCooperation(AFC) isagoodexample of companythat produce products“fromfarm to table”and operatesinaccordance withGoodManufacturing Practices(GMP) requirementsandhas a HACCP andISO 9001:2000 systemsinplace withinits’QualityManagement System(QMS).Itisthe firstcompanyinMalaysiato breed,processandretail halal chicken-basedproducts. Theirprocessing plantinPort Klang,Selangor,whichhasbeenoperatingsince 1989, has an onsite ISO/IEC17025 accreditedmicrobiologylaboratoryandwasthe firsttoreceive the VeterinaryHealthMark(VHM) logofromthe Departmentof VeterinaryServices(DVS)inMalaysia.Hence, thiscompanyhas100% control at each and everystage of its’processesrangingfrombreeding,hatching,slaughtering, processing,packaginganddistribution.
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