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We manufacture livestock feed and some of that livestock ends up being shipped to the EU after slaughter. The EU has banned a drug that is approved for use in Canada (Ractopamine Hydrochloride). We are trying to get Type I (Ractopamine Hydrochloride free) approval and one question that was raised was, how do I prove or guarantee that we don't receive that drug into our warehouse.
We have a few customers that use that drug and we get it manufactured by a third party, but our purchasing department still buys it for use by the third party facility.
So, my question is, aside from employee training on product recognition and procedures of not being allowed to transport that drug on company vehicles (done), and warehouse receiving forms which are reviewed and verified, how do I prove that we don't receive that drug?
We have a few customers that use that drug and we get it manufactured by a third party, but our purchasing department still buys it for use by the third party facility.
So, my question is, aside from employee training on product recognition and procedures of not being allowed to transport that drug on company vehicles (done), and warehouse receiving forms which are reviewed and verified, how do I prove that we don't receive that drug?
