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Why is performing and verifying quality checks crucial?
What could be a consequence of defective seals on the packages?
Why is it important to avoid expired or peroxide-containing products?
What does tare weight refer to?
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What is the first step before weighing the packages?
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What action zeros out the scale before weighing the packages?
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How is the tare weight data of each package recorded in Infinity?
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What is the purpose of the Label Verification Check?
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When two CCAT numbers are present on the packaging, which number should be used for verification purposes?
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What should be done when there is no UPC code on the package?
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Study Notes
Quality Control and Packaging
- Performing and verifying quality checks is crucial to ensure the accuracy and reliability of package data and to prevent defective products from being shipped.
Packaging and Seals
- Defective seals on packages can lead to contamination, spoilage, and compromised product quality, which can result in product recalls and damage to the company's reputation.
Product Quality and Expiration
- It is essential to avoid expired or peroxide-containing products, as they can be hazardous to health and compromise product quality.
Weighing and Tare Weight
- Tare weight refers to the weight of the packaging materials, such as containers, lids, or labels.
- The first step before weighing packages is to prepare the scale by zeroing it out, also known as "taring" the scale.
- The "tare" function zeros out the scale, allowing for accurate weight measurements.
- In Infinity, the tare weight data of each package is recorded to maintain accurate weight records.
Label Verification
- The purpose of the Label Verification Check is to ensure that the product label information, such as the CCAT number, matches the actual product.
- When two CCAT numbers are present on the packaging, the correct one to use for verification purposes is the highest numbered CCAT.
- If there is no UPC code on the package, alternative means of verification, such as manual checks, may be necessary.
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Test your knowledge on performing and verifying quality checks to ensure product safety and quality. This quiz covers topics related to defective seals, expired products, and health risks to customers.
