T/QLY 202-2024 Ecological Qian dishes, chicken feet soup with Gastrodia root
T/QLY 202-2024 Ecological Qian dishes, chicken feet soup with Gastrodia root
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Main technical content: 6.1 Batch Inspection Rules: A batch shall consist of products from the same raw material, the same variety, and the same production date. 6.2 Sampling Methods and Quantities: Samples shall be randomly selected from the same batch of products. The sample quantity shall meet the requirements for inspection and sample retention. The samples shall be divided into two parts, one for inspection and the other for reference. 6.3 Factory Inspection: 6.3.1 Each batch of products shall be sampled and inspected by the company's quality inspection department, and a product quality certificate shall be attached before the products can be shipped out. 6.3.2 The factory inspection items include sensory evaluation, solids, Escherichia coli, net content, and labeling. 6.4 Type Inspection: The type inspection items include those specified in Items 5.2 to 5.5 of this document and the labeling requirements. The inspection shall be conducted every six months. It shall also be conducted in the following circumstances: a) When the product is put into mass production; b) When there are changes in the raw material sources, major equipment replacements, or significant process changes that may affect product quality; c) When there are significant differences between the results of the factory inspection and those of the last type inspection; d) When the production is resumed after being suspended for more than six months; e) When required by national food safety regulatory authorities. 6.5 Judging Rules: The batch shall be deemed qualified if all inspection items meet the requirements of this document. If there are non-compliant microbiological indicators, the batch shall be deemed unqualified and shall not be subject to reinspection. If there are other non-compliant inspection items, the samples retained for reference may be subject to reinspection, and the results of the reinspection shall prevail in the judgment.