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               Sec. 211.130 Packaging and labeling operations. (extract)
               (d)  Examination  of  packaging  and  labeling  materials  for  suitability  and
               correctness  before  packaging  operations,  and  documentation  of  such
               examination in the batch production record.


               International GMPs

               Chapter 5 Product
               Packaging operations (extract)

               5.52 Checks should be made to ensure that any electronic code readers, label
               counters or similar devices are operating correctly.



               Overview

               During  the  packaging  and  labelling  operation,  GMP  rules  specify  a  certain
               number of necessary online (in-process) controls.


               Online controls should include the fallowing checks:

                   the bulk material and printed matter

                   the  appearance  of  the  product  (e.g.,  chipped  labels,  particles  in  sterile

                   injectable)

                   the equipment used (including the label verifier)


                   the count or measure of the filled container

                   the label appearance and adhesion coding

                   the tightness of the cap


                   the seal integrity or the packs

               When these checks are done by production staff, the check should be audited by
               the Quality Department.

               Run Charts


               Run charts are often used to monitor manufacturing processes. They show the:
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