3.3 - Cleaning & Sanitizing Agents cleaning and sanitisation

3.3 - Cleaning & Sanitizing Agents cleaning and sanitisationYou must maintain your physical plant in a clean and sanitary condition using cleaning compounds and sanitizing agents that are free from microorganisms of public health significance and that are safe and adequate under the conditions of use. You must identify and hold cleaning and sanitizing agents in a manner that protects against contamination of components, dietary supplements, or contact surfaces.

dietary supplements and labels in a manner that does not lead to their mix-up

and purity prior to release for production or distribution

and for limits on those types of contamination that may adulterate the finished batch

to determine whether or not they involve a possible failure of a dietary supplement to meet any of its specifications

Such reviews should normally be conducted and documented annually

or reprocess

or stage in the manufacturing process where this is necessary to ensure its quality and that it is packaged and labelled as specified in the manufacturing record MMR

must be used to determine appropriate storage conditions

Personnel shall practice good sanitation and health habits

then stored without mix-up or contamination

You must verify that the laboratory examination and testing methodologies are appropriate for their intended use

and validation