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GMP Manual

GMP Manual

(Based on cGMP requirements according to

(Based on cGMP requirements according to AO 153)

AO 153)

Our Company

Our Company

Street Address

Street Address

City, State

City, State

Country

Country

Postal Code

Postal Code

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Scope

Write a paragraph here to clearly identify the scope of your system.

Include the products, product categories, processes and production sites that are included in your system.

Normative e!erences

 Administrative Order 153 issued by FA.

!ist other references used in the development of your manual

"erms and de!initions

!ist terms that you use that should be defined.

"aybe #ode$ Alimentarius on %ood &ygiene 'ractices(

#nstructions !or t$is Manual%

)se the AO 153 as a reference as you modify this manual to apply to your *ystem. +eplace the ords -he #ompany/ and -he #ompany0s/ ith your company name. Any red te$t is instructional and should be deleted from the manual.

he headers are in the folloing "icrosoft Word *tyles associated ith this O#ument

Section &eading (

!ollo'ed  t$e ta to ring line to t$e page edge) &eading *

2ody e$t Heading 3

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A GMP Organi+ation

1 Organi+ation, -uali!ication, and esponsiilities

he company0s uality *ystem has been designed to ensure the provision of safe, 4uality products to our customers.

he *ystem has been built and implemented based upon the principles and re4uirements of the current Good Manufacturing Practices %"'6 issued by the 'hilippine FA in the AO 153.

he company has established different departments to ensure the strict implementation of these %"' guidelines as indicated in the organi7ational chart see *O' 8 A 8 191 Organi7ational #hart6.

he responsibilities of the different managerial and supervisory staff are clearly defined see *O'8 A:19; <ob escriptions6.

*. "raining

 All our staff undergoes continuous training, hich is regularly instituted, updated and validated, in %"' and Food *afety and is 4ualified for their  =ob duties. he training and aareness process is documented in our

raining and Aareness 'rocedure *O' 8 A 8 ;91 raining and  Aareness6.

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B Premises

1. Grounds

Our company is located in an area aay from ma=or pollutants. It is constructed and maintained to protect it from contaminants.

%ood house>eeping is applied according to our "aintenance of 'remises 'rocedure *O' 8 2 8 191 %eneral "aintenance of 'lant and 'remises6. his is the same procedure as for preventive maintenance( see 5.1 in AO 153 for %eneral "aintenance6

!ist other measure you are ta>ing to >eep good your premises ell maintained(

*. Plant /onstruction and 0esign

'lant, building and structures are designed in a ay to comply ith the re4uirement of the c%"' and to minimi7e the ris> of cross contamination that ill affect the safety of the product.

he #ompany?s "aster 'lan iagram see *O' 8 2 8 ;91 "aster plan 6 provides an overvie of relevant Food *afety issues

: 2uilding outline ith production areas, service areas and surroundings. : 'rocess flo, or>er0s flo, ra material flo.

: Waste collection area, aste ater drain off 

: efinition of areas 8 in terms of hygiene 7ones and functions : rin>ing ater supply

!ist other relevant details(

"inimum design and constructions re4uirements of plant facilities are fulfilled and our #ompany has used materials hich are suitable for food processing

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see *O' 8 2 8 ;9; @$planatory leaflet of materials used and techni4ues of constructions employed6.

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/. quipment

 All e4uipment used for food production is designed and constructed in a ay as to minimi7e cross:contamination during production and to facilitate easy cleaning.

 All material used for the construction of e4uipment is resistant to corrosion and non:to$ic. etails about the e4uipment used for production can be seen in the company0s @$planatory leaflet of the e4uipment and machines *O' 8 # 8 1916.

'ossibly, this can also be called -!ist of e4uipment/

It is the company0s policy to minimi7e all glass parts at e4uipment. If

e4uipment contains glass part it is indicated in the %lass +egister *O' 8 # 8 19;6.

 All e4uipment is installed ith ade4uate space from each other in order to minimi7e cross:contamination as indicated in the company?s "aster 'lan iagram see *O' 8 2 8 ;91 "aster plan 6

 All e4uipment ill be cleaned and maintained according to the company0s "aintenance, #leaning and *anitation 'rogram *O' 8  8 591

"aintenance, #leaning and *anitation 'rogram6.

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0. Sanitation and &giene

1. Personnel

1.1. isease #ontrol

It is one of the company0s policies that any personnel ho is shon to have, or appears to have, an illness, open lesion, including boils, sores, or  infected ounds, or any other possible source of microbial contamination is e$cluded until the condition is corrected.

'rior to or> every nely hired employee ill undergo a medical chec>:up to e$amine hisher health condition. +egular chec>:ups ill be held

according to our isease #ontrol 'rocedures *O' 8  8 1116

&ealth certificates of each employee are re4uired by the "anagement . #omment his can be stated in the *O'. efine here you ill >eep these >inds of records.

raining is a good a ay to sho to the inspector that employee have been made aare of isease #ontrol and 'ersonal &ygiene.

1.; &ygienic 'ractices

It is the company0s policy that all personnel ho handle food or are involved in the food processing are obliged to act according to hygienic practices hile on duty to the e$tent necessary to protect against

contamination of food.

 Ade4uate protective clothing ill be provided by the company.

 All employees must adhere to the company0s policy in regard to hygienic practices. *O' 8  8 1;16.

'lease define hat >ind of procedures, records, etc you ant to have to sho to the inspector that you comply ith this clause

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'ointers

*O' 8  8 1;1 &ygienic 'ractices 'olicy

escribe hat protective clothing you ant your employees to ear, escribe handashing procedures, escribe ho you ould supervise that everybody follos the policy, escribe training, etcB,6

*. ducation and "raining

 All our staff undergoes continuous training, hich is regularly instituted, updated and validated, in %"' and Food *afety and is 4ualified for their  =ob duties. he training and aareness process is documented in our

raining and Aareness 'rocedure *O' 8 A 8 ;91 raining and  Aareness6.

3. Supervision

 Authority and responsibilities are clearly assigned according to the

company0s organi7ational chart to ensure compliance see O# 8 A 8 191 Organi7ational #hart6.

he responsibilities of the different managerial and supervisory staff are clearly defined see *O'8 A:19; <ob escriptions6.

2. Sanitar acilities

he company provides all necessary sanitary facilities as follos

!ist up hat sanitary facilities you provide, e.g.

Water supply 8 you might use potable ater for production and non: potable ater for other purposes. escribe it here(

@ffluent and Waste diposal #hanging facilities

oilets

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&andashing Facilities

isinfection facilities only if you consider them necessary6 Facilities for storage of aste and inedible material

@ating facilities Others

 All these sanitary facilities are indicated in the company0s "aster 'lan iagram see *O' 8 2 8 ;91 "aster plan6.

5. Maintenance and Sanitation

5.1 %eneral "aintenance, #leaning and *anitation 'rogram

he establishments and e4uipment of the company are regularly maintained, cleaned and saniti7ed according to the company0s "aintenance, #leaning and *anitation 'rogram *O' 8  8 511 "aintenance, #leaning and *anitation 'rogram6.

For the company good maintenance is a musta prere4uisite to ensure and facilitate proper sanitation procedures and to prevent possible

contamination from metal shards, fla>ing plasters, debris and chemicals.

@mployees responsible for maintenance, cleaning and sanitation are appropriately trained on relevant fields regarding food safety according to the company0s raining and Aareness 'rocedure *O' 8 A 8 ;91

raining and Aareness6.

5.; 'est #ontrol

 All >ind of animals are strictly e$cluded and prevented from all food processing activities according to company0s policies.

"easures such as e.g. ire mesh screens or electrocution traps ta>en by the company in order to control pest and vermin ithin the premises.

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 Additionally, the company contracts an e$ternal pest control company to operate an effective pest control program in all relevant areas of the company. *O' 8  8 5;1 'est #ontrol 'rogram6.

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. Production and Process /ontrols

1. Production Processes and /ontrols

he process flo is designed in a ay that all operations are conducted in accordance to sanitation principles and guarantee Food safety of the products.

 A flo diagram is prepared and used as a basis for evaluating food safety ha7ards. he accuracy of the diagrams is verified through on:site chec>ing by 4ualified personnel. maybe also by the Food *afety eam if already founded 8 better(6.

he flo diagram identifies the e$isting control measures, process parameters or procedures that influence food safety as ell as relevant e$ternal re4uirements *O' 8 @ 8 191 Flo iagram and 'rocess escription6.

#onsider Cou might need more than one flo diagram to describe your processes(6

1.1 +a "aterials and other Ingredients

+a materials and other ingredients are inspected and controlled at the receiving and must apply to the company0s specifications *O' 8 @ 8 1.1.1 +a "aterial *pecification !ist6.

Cou might also re4uest the supplier for a letter of guarantee or certificate of analysis 8 this is an important ocument( #onsider this and specify( e.g. *uppliers are re4uested to submit a certificate of analysis for their product, see O# 1.1.; !ist of #OAs6

hey are properly stored to protect against contamination and to minimi7e deterioration see *O' 8 @ 8 191 Flo iagram and 'rocess escription6.

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1.; "anufacturing Operations

 All manufacturing operations necessary for the sanitary handling and maintenance of e4uipment and utensils are established.

@4uipment, utensils and finished food containers are maintained in a

sanitary condition according to the company0s "aintenance, #leaning and *anitation 'rogram *O' 8  8 511 "aintenance, #leaning and *anitation 'rogram6.

'hysical factors important for the consistency, 4uality and safety of the product are monitored see *O' 8 @ 8 191 Flo iagram and 'rocess escription6.

%lass ithin the production is generally avoided. Where glassare or glass parts are used, they are registered in the company0s %lass register *O' 8 # 8 19; %lass register6.

2rose through clause 1.; "anufacturing operations and decide hich clauses are relevant for your company and describe ho you ould deal ith them, maybe in the process flo diagram( Indicate relevant

ocuments(

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. -ualit /ontrol

1. -ualit Management

he company0s 4uality control system is established. It involves sampling, inspecting of starting materials, in process, intermediate, bul> and finished product.

ecide hat >ind of testing you ant to establish in your company. #hec> ith the 2FA re4uirements !ist of laboratory analysis for food

microbiology and food chemistry6.

#onsider 4uality as ell as food safety issues( #onsider

+evie of batch ocumentation *ample retention program

*tability studies if necessary6 'roduct complaints

'roduct recalls

*pecifications of materials and products

*. "esting o! eprocessed Products and "esting o! eturned Goods

If deviations at critical control points or control point occur, the company ill decide hat actions ill be ta>en to guarantee Food *afety of the product *O' 8 F 8 ;91 eviations 'rocedure6.

In case of reprocessing the finished product ill be tested again.  Additional testing of finished product ill be performed if considered

necessary.

+eturned goods are stored separately and tested if necessary. Any

returned products that do not comply ith the original specification ill be re=ected and disposed as described in the eviations 'rocedure *O' 8 F  8 ;91 eviations 'rocedure6.

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G. 0ocumentation

he company0s %"':system is ocumented in this %"' "anual, 'rocedures, Wor> Instructions and +ecords.

he company0s ocument control process ensures that all %"'

ocuments are controlled. All proposed changes are revieed for their effect on food safety, 4uality and consistency and approved before implementation. his process is ocumented in our ocument #ontrol 'rocedure *O' 8 % 8 191 #ontrol of ocuments6.

he procedure defines ocument control including ocument approval, revie, update and re:approval of ocuments, identification of changes and current revision, availability of current ocuments at point of use, legibility and identification of ocuments, control of ocuments of e$ternal origin and prevention of unintended use of obsolete ocuments.

he company controls records according to our uality +ecords 'rocedure. *O' 8 % 8 19; #ontrol of +ecords6

his process addresses the steps re4uired to establish and maintain our records to demonstrate the company0s conformance to %"' re4uirements as ell as regulatory re4uirements. he procedure defines identification, storage, protection, retrieval, retention time, and disposition methods.

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&. -ualit Audits

Internal audits are conducted to verify the effectiveness of the %"' system. Audits determine hether the system conforms to the

re4uirements

 An Internal Audit procedure describes the audit process, responsibilities and authorities *O' 8 & 8 191 Internal Audit 'rocedure6

he procedure defines the criteria, scope, fre4uency and methods used for the audit process. A report ill be made at the completion of each 4uality audit.

#. 4are$ousing and 0istriution

he company has established procedures for sanitary handling of food on storage and distribution in order to protect the product against physical, chemical and microbial contamination as ell as against deterioration of the food and the container.

he company0s Warehousing and istributions 'rocedure describes the sanitary handling of the product considering *O' 8 I 8 191 Warehousing and istribution 'rocedure6

: *toc> rotation FIFO, F@FO6

: *eparate storage of goods from chemicals, potentially contaminated incoming materials, defective stoc>, mar>et returns or complaint goods : *ecurity and tidiness of storage facilities

. Product ecall

 All 4uality or safety:related complaints, hether received orally of in riting, are recorded and investigated by the company.

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 After evaluation corrective actions are ta>en according to the company0s #ustomer #omplaints &andling 'rocedure *O' 8 < 8 191 #ustomer #omplaints &andling 'rocedure6.

 Actions are ta>en to prevent any nonconforming product from entering the food chain unless it has been determined that the food safety ha7ard has been reduced to stated acceptable levels or ill be before entering the food chain or that the product meets acceptable levels despite of the nonconformity.

 All lots of product that may have been affected by non:conformity are held under control until they have been evaluated. If any product has left

control of he #ompany a recall is initiated according to 'roduct +ecall 'rocedure *O' 8 < 8 19; 'roduct +ecall 'rocedure6.

6. etention o! Samples

+etention *amples are ithdran from the production as described in *O' 8 @ 8 191 Flo iagram and 'rocess escription

7. Su8/ontracting o! Manu!acture

he conditions of contract manufacturing if any6 ill be defined, agreed and controlled.

+elevant ocuments are >ept.

'ointer his clause might be not relevant for your company but maybe you have a contracted pest control company.

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