QA Studio Newsletter July 2008

July 2008 www.qastudio.com/Links See what's new on our web site. Note: Please hit the Refresh key (may be F5 on your keyboard) to update the web site from the cache that is commonly stored on your computer. Resource > Links: Several links that may be helpful: CFR Section 110 - Good Manufacturing Practices 2005 PMO - Pasteurized Milk Ordinance 2400 Forms - FDA Laboratory Evaluation Forms Standard of Identity - CFR Title 21 NIST - Handbook 133 Weights and Measures 2400 Form for Pasteurized Milk Containers IMS List - Interstate Milk Shippers List Wash Facilities - List of non-listed IMS wash stations HACCP - FDA Dairy HACCP NCIMS - National Conference of Interstate Milk Shippers FDA Recalls Dairy Practices Council - Dairy Booklets & Information IDFA Web Site Dairy Market Price Information CDFA -California Prices & Standards EPA - Water Information Please feel free to let us know if you would like us to add a link: Benefit to user: Helpful information that is easily accessible.	New in Raw Program —————————————————————— Enter a low and high range for the manifest or tag weight for the tanker. If a QA Studio user enters a number outside of this range a warning box will alert the user to check their entry. Benefit to users: immediately catch data entry errors. —————————————————————— New in Fluid Program —————————————————————— Allergen reporting and entry fields. Benefit to user: keep track of allergen testing and can report back to customer on a COA if necessary. Allergen Set Up: Fluid Defaults > Tests > Enter the Positive and Negative results for reports and COAs. Allergen Data Entry: Fluid main window > Juice and Other Tests Tab > Enter the allergen test result. Fluid product EOC reporting options. In the set up option above; the EOC PASS will only take the Flavor into consideration and not any appearance comments or EOC bacteria testing (if done). If using this set up option and the appearance warrants the EOC to FAIL (for example; the milk is curdled and the milk was not flavored), you may want to enter the appearance defect in both the flavor field and the appearance field so the EOC does not count as PASS.

July 2008

www.qastudio.com/Links

See what's new on our web site.

Note: Please hit the Refresh key (may be F5 on your keyboard) to update the web site from the cache that is commonly stored on your computer.

Resource > Links:

Several links that may be helpful:

CFR Section 110 - Good Manufacturing Practices
2005 PMO - Pasteurized Milk Ordinance
2400 Forms - FDA Laboratory Evaluation Forms
Standard of Identity - CFR Title 21
NIST - Handbook 133 Weights and Measures
2400 Form for Pasteurized Milk Containers
IMS List - Interstate Milk Shippers List
Wash Facilities - List of non-listed IMS wash stations
HACCP - FDA Dairy HACCP
NCIMS - National Conference of Interstate Milk Shippers
FDA Recalls
Dairy Practices Council - Dairy Booklets & Information
IDFA Web Site
Dairy Market Price Information
CDFA -California Prices & Standards
EPA - Water Information

Please feel free to let us know if you would like us to add a link:

Benefit to user: Helpful information that is easily accessible.

New in Raw Program

——————————————————————

Enter a low and high range for the manifest or tag weight for the tanker. If a QA Studio user enters a number outside of this range a warning box will alert the user to check their entry.

Benefit to users: immediately catch data entry errors.

Warning Range for LBS entered

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New in Fluid Program

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Allergen reporting and entry fields.

Benefit to user: keep track of allergen testing and can report back to customer on a COA if necessary.

Allergen Set Up

Allergen Set Up: Fluid Defaults > Tests > Enter the Positive and Negative results for reports and COAs.

Allergen Fields

Allergen Data Entry: Fluid main window > Juice and Other Tests Tab > Enter the allergen test result.

Fluid product EOC reporting options.

EOC Set Up EOC PASS

In the set up option above; the EOC PASS will only take the Flavor into consideration and not any appearance comments or EOC bacteria testing (if done). If using this set up option and the appearance warrants the EOC to FAIL (for example; the milk is curdled and the milk was not flavored), you may want to enter the appearance defect in both the flavor field and the appearance field so the EOC does not count as PASS.

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