QUALITY CONTROL:

1. PURPOSE:

To establish quality control activities and to monitor the quality

and food surety of products

2. Responsibility:

Quality control in charge

3. Procedure:
i). Receipt and inspection of materials.

The vehicle carrying incoming packaging material is checked overall

appearance in cleanliness point of view. Incoming material is checked for its
gross weight at entry by weighing the vehicle Q.C subsequently performs.

After sampling samples are analyzed by in house laboratory.

Vehicle with raw material is kept stand by fli completion of visual primary
analysis and unloading is allowed after QC Factory in charge owners

approval.
Thorough analysis is performed in case of any double during initial visual

examination.
all material are checked at the time of receipt before unloading for declaration
(date of manufacture expiry etc and rejected on the sport if found nonconforming to the deceleration made).
storage in change identities the material and allotment of 10 nos is done.
ii). raw material sampling:
o Raw material sampling is performed for physical inspection criteria for
sampling are defined in raw material sampling plan sampling plan is
prepared and is followed.
iii). Final product inspection:
o Finished product samples are drawn randomly from the place and
checked for parameters such as acidity PH particle size etc.
o Sample are taken randomly and send to QA/QC lab for testing
o Copy of analysis report by QA executive is given to factory
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o Finally material is sent for dispatch the final packaging is checked for
all the declarations.
iv). Inspection and test plan:
o Inspections and test plan is prepared and implemented in company
name.
o Inspections and teat plan includes analysis of raw materials packaging
materials, finished goods and water.
v). Production specification:
o Product specification (raw material) final product are document and
followed

NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT (OR) DEVELOPING

NEW PRODUTS:
Once a new product opportunity has been recognized, initial technical and
economic feasibility studies determine the advisability of establishing a

project for developing the product.

If initial feasibility studies are favourable, engineers prepare an initial

prototype design.
This prototype design should exhibit the basic form, fit, and function of the
final product, but it will not necessarily be identical to the production model.
Performance testing and redesign of the prototype continues until this designtest-redesign process produces a satisfactorily performing prototype.
Next, market sensing and evaluation is accomplished by demonstration to
potential customers, market tests, or market surveys. If the response to the

prototype is favourable.
economic evaluation of the prototype design is performed to estimate
production volume, costs, and profits for the product. If satisfactory, the

project will enter the product design phase.

The production design will evolve through performance testing, trials and
testing, and economic studies.
It will exhibit low cost, reliable quality, Superior performance, and the ability
to be produced in the desired quantities on the intended production equipment.

Production designs are Continuously modified to adapt to changing market

conditions and changing production technology and to allow
manufacturing improvements.

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