A food recall is when a product is removed from the market or; a correction is made to the product because it is either defective or potentially harmful
The mere word โrecallโ can send a shudder all the way through a company, from receptionist to the executive team, to the boardroom and shareholders. Recalls are costly and risky and can threaten the existence of a company.
This document provides guidance on preventing, preparing for, addressing, and recovering from a food recall crisis. It emphasizes having effective product development and quality assurance systems to prevent issues, and being prepared with a communications plan that informs all stakeholders, manages public relations, and recovers customer loyalty. The key is a quick, transparent, and responsible response that makes customers whole and tells the company's positive story to turn the crisis into an opportunity.
This document discusses solutions to address Luon Pants that were recalled by Lululemon due to being sheer and see-through. It proposes three solutions: 1) Credit affected customers and offer a gift, 2) Redesign Luon Pants with extensive testing, and 3) Stop negative feedback and regain brand standards. The recommended final solution is to sincerely apologize, offer store credit to customers who bought defective pants, and give them a free headband with their next purchase to incentivize them to return.
The European Commission has published the final EU Guidelines for Complaints, Quality Defects and Product Recalls.
Significant changes have been made to this Chapter which now reflect that Quality Risk Management principles should be applied when investigating quality defects or complaints and when making decisions in relation to product recalls or other risk-mitigating actions. This presentation captures the new requirements.
The document discusses product recalls and safety standards for children's clothing. It provides information on why recalls are conducted, what types of hazards can necessitate a recall like drawstrings, small parts, chemicals, and flammability issues. The document also outlines specific recalls that have occurred, standards that products should meet to prevent hazards like EN 14682, and where to find more information on incidents.
The document discusses product complaints and recalls in the pharmaceutical industry. It defines a complaint as customer dissatisfaction about a product and outlines four types of complaints. It details the four-step process of handling complaints, which includes receiving, investigating, implementing corrective actions, and reporting. The document also defines a recall as removing a product from distribution due to quality, safety or efficacy issues. It describes the reasons and types of recalls, as well as the classification, levels and timelines involved in an effective recall system.
This document outlines standard operating procedures for product recalls. It defines three classes of recalls based on risk to health, with Class I being potentially life-threatening. It describes initiating a recall due to complaints, failed tests, or health risks. It also details the preliminary assessment, identifying the root cause, deciding whether to recall, notifying departments and recipients, segregating products, monitoring recall progress, reporting, and actions to prevent future issues.
A food recall is when a product is removed from the market or; a correction is made to the product because it is either defective or potentially harmful
The mere word โrecallโ can send a shudder all the way through a company, from receptionist to the executive team, to the boardroom and shareholders. Recalls are costly and risky and can threaten the existence of a company.
This document provides guidance on preventing, preparing for, addressing, and recovering from a food recall crisis. It emphasizes having effective product development and quality assurance systems to prevent issues, and being prepared with a communications plan that informs all stakeholders, manages public relations, and recovers customer loyalty. The key is a quick, transparent, and responsible response that makes customers whole and tells the company's positive story to turn the crisis into an opportunity.
This document discusses solutions to address Luon Pants that were recalled by Lululemon due to being sheer and see-through. It proposes three solutions: 1) Credit affected customers and offer a gift, 2) Redesign Luon Pants with extensive testing, and 3) Stop negative feedback and regain brand standards. The recommended final solution is to sincerely apologize, offer store credit to customers who bought defective pants, and give them a free headband with their next purchase to incentivize them to return.
The European Commission has published the final EU Guidelines for Complaints, Quality Defects and Product Recalls.
Significant changes have been made to this Chapter which now reflect that Quality Risk Management principles should be applied when investigating quality defects or complaints and when making decisions in relation to product recalls or other risk-mitigating actions. This presentation captures the new requirements.
The document discusses product recalls and safety standards for children's clothing. It provides information on why recalls are conducted, what types of hazards can necessitate a recall like drawstrings, small parts, chemicals, and flammability issues. The document also outlines specific recalls that have occurred, standards that products should meet to prevent hazards like EN 14682, and where to find more information on incidents.
The document discusses product complaints and recalls in the pharmaceutical industry. It defines a complaint as customer dissatisfaction about a product and outlines four types of complaints. It details the four-step process of handling complaints, which includes receiving, investigating, implementing corrective actions, and reporting. The document also defines a recall as removing a product from distribution due to quality, safety or efficacy issues. It describes the reasons and types of recalls, as well as the classification, levels and timelines involved in an effective recall system.
This document outlines standard operating procedures for product recalls. It defines three classes of recalls based on risk to health, with Class I being potentially life-threatening. It describes initiating a recall due to complaints, failed tests, or health risks. It also details the preliminary assessment, identifying the root cause, deciding whether to recall, notifying departments and recipients, segregating products, monitoring recall progress, reporting, and actions to prevent future issues.
1. Returned goods and recovered materials from pharmaceutical products need to be evaluated and may be reprocessed, retested, repackaged and resold if they meet specifications.
2. Complaint handling procedures include classifying, investigating, reporting on complaints, maintaining records for regulatory compliance and continual improvement.
3. The complaint handling process involves receiving complaints, conducting a technical investigation which includes documentation review and laboratory analysis, determining corrective actions, and reporting trends to management.
This document provides information about product recalls in the Philippines. It defines a product recall as the removal of a product from the market due to defects or safety issues. Recalls can be initiated voluntarily by a company or ordered by the Philippine Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The FDA will classify recalls as Class I, II, or III based on the health hazard level. For ordered recalls, the FDA notifies companies and specifies actions to be taken. Companies must coordinate recall strategies and reports with the FDA, and recalls should be treated urgently to protect public health.
The document discusses complaint handling and product recalls in pharmaceutical companies. It defines a complaint as an expression of customer dissatisfaction and explains the need for an effective complaint handling system to improve quality, maintain regulatory compliance and build customer relationships. It outlines the objectives, responsibilities and types of complaints, as well as the steps to handle complaints which include receiving, investigating, implementing corrective actions, providing feedback and reporting. The document also defines and discusses the objectives, classification, strategy and procedures for conducting an effective product recall.
The document describes a customer complaints management system that systematically handles complaints. It logs all complaints into a database, records all communications with customers regarding complaints, and tracks financial details of complaints including costs. Analysis of complaints can provide insights into potential customer service, manufacturing, distribution, and product issues. This approach provides benefits such as increased customer satisfaction and care through timely resolution of issues, monitoring of service quality, identification of problems for improvement, and financial assessment of complaint costs.
1. The document discusses procedures for handling complaints and product recalls in the pharmaceutical industry. It defines complaints, outlines standard operating procedures for complaint handling, investigation and corrective actions.
2. Recall procedures include classification of recalls based on health hazards, forming a recall team, developing a recall strategy, notifying customers, and terminating a recall once all affected products are removed from the market.
3. Key aspects of complaint handling covered are documentation of complaints, investigating complaints by analyzing customer and retained samples, determining if complaints are confirmed or non-confirmed, and providing feedback to customers.
The document discusses various topics related to handling customer complaints effectively. It provides guidance on identifying different types of customers, understanding why customers complain, dealing with internal and difficult customers, listening empathetically to complaints, following up on issues appropriately, and maintaining high customer service standards. Key points include differentiating between empathy and sympathy when handling complaints, treating all customers with courtesy, and turning dissatisfied customers into friends through sincere resolution of their issues.
InstantGMP Compliance Series - Complaints and RecallsInstantGMPโข
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This document discusses procedures for handling complaints and recalls of dietary supplements. It outlines that complaints should be thoroughly investigated to identify quality issues and determine if a recall is necessary. If a complaint is valid, it represents a failure of quality controls. Recalls are classified based on the severity of the defect, with critical defects posing life-threatening risks requiring immediate action and major defects putting consumers at some risk. Proper documentation and distribution records are necessary to effectively conduct a recall if needed. The goal is to protect consumers from defective products.
This document provides guidance on handling customer complaints. It discusses identifying complaints as gifts that provide opportunities to improve service and retain customers. Key steps for handling complaints include listening actively, apologizing, acknowledging the problem, explaining actions, and following up. Complaints should be addressed promptly, respectfully, and with the goal of resolving the customer's underlying needs and concerns. Service recovery aims to turn unhappy customers into advocates by remedying failures efficiently and compensating customers.
The document discusses the results of a survey about traceability challenges in supply chains. It finds that while many executives express confidence in being able to trace problems up and down the supply chain, nearly half of respondents said it would take days or weeks to execute a recall. Automation of trace processes is limited, and concerns around risks, costs, and regulatory compliance remain high. However, opportunities exist to improve traceability through technology upgrades and gain consumer loyalty by responsibly handling recalls.
The document discusses the results of a survey about traceability challenges in supply chains. It finds that while many executives express confidence in being able to trace problems up and down the supply chain, in reality most companies would take days or weeks to execute a recall. There are also low levels of automation and many concerns about risks like liability. However, upgrading traceability technology and handling recalls transparently could help build customer loyalty. Overall the challenges of compliance and complexity are significant but more companies investing in technology offers potential for improvement on the path to better traceability.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about consumer views on background checks of employees. The survey polled respondents in the US, UK, and Asia Pacific (APAC) regions. It found that most consumers in the US support background checks, while consumers in the UK and APAC had more concerns about checks removing qualified candidates. The survey also found that many job applicants exaggerate on resumes but deny doing so. Most respondents agreed that organizations should protect those they do business with through background checks.
Over half of consumers experienced a security incident in the past year, with Millennials at highest risk of having accounts compromised. While most consumers want additional security from companies beyond passwords, 71% reuse passwords across multiple accounts. The use of two-factor authentication is increasing, from 39% in 2015 to 46% in 2016, though some consumers are still unfamiliar with it or do not know how to set it up. Consumers hold businesses primarily responsible for protecting their accounts but over a third will cancel accounts after a breach.
The top three supply chain/procurement risks according to the survey are:
1) Supply interruption risk
2) Lack of an effective senior executive-led sales and operations planning (S&OP) process
3) Lack of timely and accurate information and spend analysis capability for strategic sourcing
The top three solutions that would have the greatest impact in minimizing risk are:
1) An integrated and supported supply chain and/or procurement strategic plan
2) A formal and effective enterprisewide supply chain risk management process
3) An effective corporatewide strategic sourcing process
The top three current key business priorities related to supply chain solutions are:
1) An integrated and supported supply chain and
1) While global supply chains allow companies to source flexibly, their complexity increases vulnerability to disruptions that can damage a company's finances and brand. 2) However, many companies are not adequately monitoring and assessing supply chain risks, with only half of companies seeking to learn from past problems. Formal risk assessments often occur annually or less. 3) A significant minority of companies are relying on increased inventory to address resilience instead of more effective strategies like relationship building and multi-sourcing.
1) While global supply chains allow companies to source flexibly, their complexity increases vulnerability to disruptions that can damage a company's finances and brand. 2) However, many companies are not adequately monitoring and assessing supply chain risks, with only half of companies seeking to learn from past problems. Formal risk assessments often occur annually or less. 3) A significant minority of companies are relying on increased inventory to address resilience instead of more effective strategies like relationship building and multi-sourcing.
1) Food, beverage, and CPG manufacturers need to take a holistic approach to quality that touches every aspect of manufacturing and the supply chain. When quality is embraced as a core competency, the organization transforms how it operates.
2) Being prepared for potential product recalls is critical, as recalls can be very costly. Companies need recall plans in place and technology to accurately track ingredients to quickly contain issues and limit the scope of recalls.
3) Manufacturers also need robust traceability systems to gather and provide consumers with information about products and supply chains to meet demands for transparency and influence purchasing decisions. Advanced tracking technology helps ensure quality, support marketing claims, and improve recall readiness.
This document summarizes the findings of a report on business spending habits in Britain. The key findings are:
- There is a culture of apathy towards strategic purchasing and supply chain management. Purchasing decisions are often reactive and lack strategic oversight.
- Many businesses lack purchasing controls and processes, leaving purchasing decisions to inexperienced junior staff without proper guidance or approval.
- Most businesses do not regularly review suppliers or have strategic relationships with them, instead viewing them as adversaries focused solely on price.
- Purchasing is seen as a low priority and is not valued as a strategic function. Staff receive little training and there are few incentives for securing good deals.
- Overall, the short-
1. Returned goods and recovered materials from pharmaceutical products need to be evaluated and may be reprocessed, retested, repackaged and resold if they meet specifications.
2. Complaint handling procedures include classifying, investigating, reporting on complaints, maintaining records for regulatory compliance and continual improvement.
3. The complaint handling process involves receiving complaints, conducting a technical investigation which includes documentation review and laboratory analysis, determining corrective actions, and reporting trends to management.
This document provides information about product recalls in the Philippines. It defines a product recall as the removal of a product from the market due to defects or safety issues. Recalls can be initiated voluntarily by a company or ordered by the Philippine Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The FDA will classify recalls as Class I, II, or III based on the health hazard level. For ordered recalls, the FDA notifies companies and specifies actions to be taken. Companies must coordinate recall strategies and reports with the FDA, and recalls should be treated urgently to protect public health.
The document discusses complaint handling and product recalls in pharmaceutical companies. It defines a complaint as an expression of customer dissatisfaction and explains the need for an effective complaint handling system to improve quality, maintain regulatory compliance and build customer relationships. It outlines the objectives, responsibilities and types of complaints, as well as the steps to handle complaints which include receiving, investigating, implementing corrective actions, providing feedback and reporting. The document also defines and discusses the objectives, classification, strategy and procedures for conducting an effective product recall.
The document describes a customer complaints management system that systematically handles complaints. It logs all complaints into a database, records all communications with customers regarding complaints, and tracks financial details of complaints including costs. Analysis of complaints can provide insights into potential customer service, manufacturing, distribution, and product issues. This approach provides benefits such as increased customer satisfaction and care through timely resolution of issues, monitoring of service quality, identification of problems for improvement, and financial assessment of complaint costs.
1. The document discusses procedures for handling complaints and product recalls in the pharmaceutical industry. It defines complaints, outlines standard operating procedures for complaint handling, investigation and corrective actions.
2. Recall procedures include classification of recalls based on health hazards, forming a recall team, developing a recall strategy, notifying customers, and terminating a recall once all affected products are removed from the market.
3. Key aspects of complaint handling covered are documentation of complaints, investigating complaints by analyzing customer and retained samples, determining if complaints are confirmed or non-confirmed, and providing feedback to customers.
The document discusses various topics related to handling customer complaints effectively. It provides guidance on identifying different types of customers, understanding why customers complain, dealing with internal and difficult customers, listening empathetically to complaints, following up on issues appropriately, and maintaining high customer service standards. Key points include differentiating between empathy and sympathy when handling complaints, treating all customers with courtesy, and turning dissatisfied customers into friends through sincere resolution of their issues.
InstantGMP Compliance Series - Complaints and RecallsInstantGMPโข
ย
This document discusses procedures for handling complaints and recalls of dietary supplements. It outlines that complaints should be thoroughly investigated to identify quality issues and determine if a recall is necessary. If a complaint is valid, it represents a failure of quality controls. Recalls are classified based on the severity of the defect, with critical defects posing life-threatening risks requiring immediate action and major defects putting consumers at some risk. Proper documentation and distribution records are necessary to effectively conduct a recall if needed. The goal is to protect consumers from defective products.
This document provides guidance on handling customer complaints. It discusses identifying complaints as gifts that provide opportunities to improve service and retain customers. Key steps for handling complaints include listening actively, apologizing, acknowledging the problem, explaining actions, and following up. Complaints should be addressed promptly, respectfully, and with the goal of resolving the customer's underlying needs and concerns. Service recovery aims to turn unhappy customers into advocates by remedying failures efficiently and compensating customers.
The document discusses the results of a survey about traceability challenges in supply chains. It finds that while many executives express confidence in being able to trace problems up and down the supply chain, nearly half of respondents said it would take days or weeks to execute a recall. Automation of trace processes is limited, and concerns around risks, costs, and regulatory compliance remain high. However, opportunities exist to improve traceability through technology upgrades and gain consumer loyalty by responsibly handling recalls.
The document discusses the results of a survey about traceability challenges in supply chains. It finds that while many executives express confidence in being able to trace problems up and down the supply chain, in reality most companies would take days or weeks to execute a recall. There are also low levels of automation and many concerns about risks like liability. However, upgrading traceability technology and handling recalls transparently could help build customer loyalty. Overall the challenges of compliance and complexity are significant but more companies investing in technology offers potential for improvement on the path to better traceability.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about consumer views on background checks of employees. The survey polled respondents in the US, UK, and Asia Pacific (APAC) regions. It found that most consumers in the US support background checks, while consumers in the UK and APAC had more concerns about checks removing qualified candidates. The survey also found that many job applicants exaggerate on resumes but deny doing so. Most respondents agreed that organizations should protect those they do business with through background checks.
Over half of consumers experienced a security incident in the past year, with Millennials at highest risk of having accounts compromised. While most consumers want additional security from companies beyond passwords, 71% reuse passwords across multiple accounts. The use of two-factor authentication is increasing, from 39% in 2015 to 46% in 2016, though some consumers are still unfamiliar with it or do not know how to set it up. Consumers hold businesses primarily responsible for protecting their accounts but over a third will cancel accounts after a breach.
The top three supply chain/procurement risks according to the survey are:
1) Supply interruption risk
2) Lack of an effective senior executive-led sales and operations planning (S&OP) process
3) Lack of timely and accurate information and spend analysis capability for strategic sourcing
The top three solutions that would have the greatest impact in minimizing risk are:
1) An integrated and supported supply chain and/or procurement strategic plan
2) A formal and effective enterprisewide supply chain risk management process
3) An effective corporatewide strategic sourcing process
The top three current key business priorities related to supply chain solutions are:
1) An integrated and supported supply chain and
1) While global supply chains allow companies to source flexibly, their complexity increases vulnerability to disruptions that can damage a company's finances and brand. 2) However, many companies are not adequately monitoring and assessing supply chain risks, with only half of companies seeking to learn from past problems. Formal risk assessments often occur annually or less. 3) A significant minority of companies are relying on increased inventory to address resilience instead of more effective strategies like relationship building and multi-sourcing.
1) While global supply chains allow companies to source flexibly, their complexity increases vulnerability to disruptions that can damage a company's finances and brand. 2) However, many companies are not adequately monitoring and assessing supply chain risks, with only half of companies seeking to learn from past problems. Formal risk assessments often occur annually or less. 3) A significant minority of companies are relying on increased inventory to address resilience instead of more effective strategies like relationship building and multi-sourcing.
1) Food, beverage, and CPG manufacturers need to take a holistic approach to quality that touches every aspect of manufacturing and the supply chain. When quality is embraced as a core competency, the organization transforms how it operates.
2) Being prepared for potential product recalls is critical, as recalls can be very costly. Companies need recall plans in place and technology to accurately track ingredients to quickly contain issues and limit the scope of recalls.
3) Manufacturers also need robust traceability systems to gather and provide consumers with information about products and supply chains to meet demands for transparency and influence purchasing decisions. Advanced tracking technology helps ensure quality, support marketing claims, and improve recall readiness.
This document summarizes the findings of a report on business spending habits in Britain. The key findings are:
- There is a culture of apathy towards strategic purchasing and supply chain management. Purchasing decisions are often reactive and lack strategic oversight.
- Many businesses lack purchasing controls and processes, leaving purchasing decisions to inexperienced junior staff without proper guidance or approval.
- Most businesses do not regularly review suppliers or have strategic relationships with them, instead viewing them as adversaries focused solely on price.
- Purchasing is seen as a low priority and is not valued as a strategic function. Staff receive little training and there are few incentives for securing good deals.
- Overall, the short-
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This document discusses how to defeat "dark purchasing" which refers to business purchases made outside of established procurement processes. It finds that many companies have inadequate procurement methods which allow for revenue leakage and lack of spending visibility. It recommends that companies implement digital procurement solutions to streamline processes, increase visibility into spending, and eliminate dark purchasing which can potentially save companies up to 25% of indirect spending. A survey discussed finds that many procurement professionals have confusion around their company's procurement processes and responsibilities which enables dark purchasing to persist. Establishing clear procurement roles and automating processes can increase control over spending.
Disruptive trends impacting the healthcare industry...Tim Ziakas
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The healthcare industry is undergoing some of the biggest transformations we've seen. Talent retention, cultural gaps, digital transformation, regulation...there isn't a company that does not feel the effects. Leadership strategy will play a critical role in the success of the U.S. Healthcare industry.
This report summarizes a survey on customer experience. Key findings include:
- 80% of consumers will never return to a company after a negative experience, up from 68% in 2006.
- Outstanding service is the top reason consumers continue and recommend business with a company.
- Consumers are most frustrated when unable to reach a live agent and experience long wait times. Negative experiences can impact behavior and health.
- Companies must engage customers across multiple channels like phone, email, web chat to meet varying preferences.
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An effective product recall demonstrates an agency's ability to protect public safety. It requires preparation in five key areas: 1) Segregating products allows identifying specific affected lots; 2) Tracking products from source to destination enables effective recalls; 3) Controlling recall execution ensures proper protocol and outcomes; 4) Automating processes provides thoroughness with minimal time loss; 5) Communicating timely and accurately informs stakeholders on safety and actions. Being prepared in these areas supports safe, limited, and rapid recalls to maintain reputation and confidence.
The document summarizes key findings from a study on omni-channel retail experiences. It found that consumers expect consistency across retail touchpoints and have rising expectations for personalization. Most consumers and retailers see consistency as important for building loyalty. While many retailers aim to provide personalized experiences, opportunities remain to better integrate data and create single customer views. Discovering new products and impulse purchases are also important drivers for retailers.
This document summarizes key findings from a study on data-driven decision making in IT enterprises. Some of the main findings include:
- CEOs may have been too optimistic about their company's performance compared to competitors prior to COVID-19 lockdowns. Middle management was more concerned about customer focus and adjusting to demands.
- More than 80% of tech employees believe they are better than competitors at delivering digital products, but customer service teams report less collaboration and data access than other departments.
- About a third of organizations have over 80% of their data centralized, but data accessibility, not centralization, is related to better decision making. Customer service teams often have less data access.
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Commerce in Motion commissioned this study to gauge the current state of our ability to effectively track, trace, and recall products, both inside the enterprise and up and down the supply chain. We surveyed supply chain and operations executives from close to 130 CPG, Life Sciences, and Food & Beverage companies, most of whom (~77%) represent companies greater than $500M in annual revenue.
The study yielded some interesting results...
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This survey, produced by Supply Management in conjunction with Expense Reduction Analysts, explores attitudes to Procurement within different organisations. It reviews how Procurement can help address businesses' profitability in a period of increasing uncertainty.
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This document appears to be about a product recall management software called ProductRecall Center that helps companies manage product recalls by tracking consumers, controlling information for multiple users, and integrating with social media to notify consumers of recalls.
ConsumerBell, Inc. seeks $300,000 in seed funding and $2,000,000 in venture funding to build the number one API and database for product and recall issues. The seed funding would allow for organic growth through smaller capital and personalized mentorship, while maintaining flexibility. Venture funding would provide organized capital for exponential growth along with options for product experimentation.
This document provides a quick guide for e-notifications, outlining when they are suitable, timelines for setup, tips for success, and warning signs. E-notifications are suitable if a company needs to send important safety information to multiple locations, spends over $100k annually on notices, or has regulatory notification needs. Most programs can be set up within 3 weeks, with testing and deployment within 2-4 days once setup. Success is measured by high delivery and read rates. Tips include offering discounts, easy-to-read emails, and trusted templates. Warning signs of an unsuitable carrier include inability to guarantee delivery rates or lack of support for parallel notification methods.
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handles a recall shows their thoughts on customer safety.
11. 87% of consumers are more likely to buy from companies
that manage recalls โhonestly and openly.โ
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Via RedPrairie, which surveyed supply chain and operations executives at
โclose toโ 130 companies.
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