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What does the acronym GMP stand for?
What does the acronym GMP stand for?
Good Manufacturing Practices
What are the four types of GMP inspections?
What are the four types of GMP inspections?
- Special GMP inspection (correct)
- Follow-up GMP inspection (correct)
- Routine GMP inspection (correct)
- Concise GMP inspection (correct)
What is the main purpose of these guidelines?
What is the main purpose of these guidelines?
To provide guidance to food manufacturers on how to comply with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP).
The GMP inspection should be conducted by physically visiting the manufacturing site.
The GMP inspection should be conducted by physically visiting the manufacturing site.
The location of a food manufacturing facility should be at least 100 meters away from residential areas.
The location of a food manufacturing facility should be at least 100 meters away from residential areas.
What are the three categories for new applications?
What are the three categories for new applications?
The GMP inspection should be conducted using one of the following methods: Physical inspection, Virtual inspection, Desk review.
The GMP inspection should be conducted using one of the following methods: Physical inspection, Virtual inspection, Desk review.
The quality and hygiene of food manufacturing premises should be controlled to minimize contamination and the building up of dirt and condensate.
The quality and hygiene of food manufacturing premises should be controlled to minimize contamination and the building up of dirt and condensate.
What are the three types of water used in food manufacturing facilities?
What are the three types of water used in food manufacturing facilities?
What is the role of the food safety management system?
What is the role of the food safety management system?
What are the three basic categories of non-compliances that are used to determine regulatory actions?
What are the three basic categories of non-compliances that are used to determine regulatory actions?
A critical non-compliance is a failure of the management system that could result in the highest risk of producing a product that is unsafe, fraudulent, or does not meet legal requirements.
A critical non-compliance is a failure of the management system that could result in the highest risk of producing a product that is unsafe, fraudulent, or does not meet legal requirements.
What is the purpose of the HACCP plan?
What is the purpose of the HACCP plan?
The HACCP plan shall cover CCP, significant Hazard, Control Measures, Monitoring Requirements, Monitoring Frequency, Critical Limits, Corrections/Corrective Action, Responsibility, Records.
The HACCP plan shall cover CCP, significant Hazard, Control Measures, Monitoring Requirements, Monitoring Frequency, Critical Limits, Corrections/Corrective Action, Responsibility, Records.
A manufacturer who contravenes the provisions of this regulation commits an administrative offence and upon conviction shall be liable to the penalties prescribed in Authority regulations related to regulatory service tariff/fee and fines in force.
A manufacturer who contravenes the provisions of this regulation commits an administrative offence and upon conviction shall be liable to the penalties prescribed in Authority regulations related to regulatory service tariff/fee and fines in force.
The Authority may establish a scientific and advisory committee comprising of internal and/or external experts from different fields and scientific research to advise the Authority on Good Manufacturing Practices inspection matters.
The Authority may establish a scientific and advisory committee comprising of internal and/or external experts from different fields and scientific research to advise the Authority on Good Manufacturing Practices inspection matters.
This regulation shall enter into force upon their approval and publication on the Authority's website
This regulation shall enter into force upon their approval and publication on the Authority's website
Upon fulfilling the requirements, the Authority shall issue a Certificate of good manufacturing practice. The certificate shall be valid for a period of 3 years.
Upon fulfilling the requirements, the Authority shall issue a Certificate of good manufacturing practice. The certificate shall be valid for a period of 3 years.
A food safety prerequisites manual, or FSPM, should include details on production, sanitation, and hygiene.
A food safety prerequisites manual, or FSPM, should include details on production, sanitation, and hygiene.
The FSPM should include a list of contract manufacturers and laboratories, including addresses and contact information, and flowcharts of the supply chains for these outsourced activities.
The FSPM should include a list of contract manufacturers and laboratories, including addresses and contact information, and flowcharts of the supply chains for these outsourced activities.
The quality manual should begin with an introduction containing a brief overview of the quality manual and laboratory, outlining the lab's history, activities, and updating processes.
The quality manual should begin with an introduction containing a brief overview of the quality manual and laboratory, outlining the lab's history, activities, and updating processes.
The quality policy section of the quality manual should address the management commitment to quality and outline the mission, objectives, and roles that guide all laboratory activities.
The quality policy section of the quality manual should address the management commitment to quality and outline the mission, objectives, and roles that guide all laboratory activities.
The quality manual should include job descriptions, a personnel list, and an organizational chart outlining the recruitment process for all personnel.
The quality manual should include job descriptions, a personnel list, and an organizational chart outlining the recruitment process for all personnel.
The quality manual should include a description on the facilities and environmental requirements for the laboratory.
The quality manual should include a description on the facilities and environmental requirements for the laboratory.
Defining procedures and practices to maintain a safe environment within the laboratory should be a priority for all staff members.
Defining procedures and practices to maintain a safe environment within the laboratory should be a priority for all staff members.
The quality manual should contain a statement regarding the commitment of the laboratory and reference the link with other control procedures.
The quality manual should contain a statement regarding the commitment of the laboratory and reference the link with other control procedures.
The GMP Inspection Checklist is a document used to ensure that all the requirements for Good Manufacturing Practices are met by a facility.
The GMP Inspection Checklist is a document used to ensure that all the requirements for Good Manufacturing Practices are met by a facility.
When conducting a GMP inspection, the interviewer should assess the following: premises and equipment, utilities and air, personnel, documentation, good practices in quality control, customer complaint handling, traceability system, emergency preparedness and response, self-inspection, and change control.
When conducting a GMP inspection, the interviewer should assess the following: premises and equipment, utilities and air, personnel, documentation, good practices in quality control, customer complaint handling, traceability system, emergency preparedness and response, self-inspection, and change control.
The GMP Inspection Checklist is a comprehensive document designed to provide a thorough assessment of a food manufacturing facility's compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) requirements.
The GMP Inspection Checklist is a comprehensive document designed to provide a thorough assessment of a food manufacturing facility's compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) requirements.
What is the acronym for Rwanda Food and Drugs Authority?
What is the acronym for Rwanda Food and Drugs Authority?
What is the name of the document outlining the Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) for food products?
What is the name of the document outlining the Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) for food products?
Which of the following are included in the areas of GMP inspection? (Select all that apply)
Which of the following are included in the areas of GMP inspection? (Select all that apply)
The layout of premises and the flow of operations, including the movements of personnel and material within the buildings, shall be such that cross-contamination is maximized or prevented.
The layout of premises and the flow of operations, including the movements of personnel and material within the buildings, shall be such that cross-contamination is maximized or prevented.
Food manufacturing premises shall be located in the ______ area.
Food manufacturing premises shall be located in the ______ area.
What is the minimum distance food manufacturing premises should be located away from a residential area?
What is the minimum distance food manufacturing premises should be located away from a residential area?
Match the following types of GMP inspections with their descriptions:
Match the following types of GMP inspections with their descriptions:
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Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)
Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)
A set of guidelines ensuring that food products are consistently produced according to quality standards.
Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP)
Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP)
A systematic approach to identify, evaluate, and control hazards significant to food safety.
Batch Number
Batch Number
A unique identifier that allows for the traceability of a specific batch of products.
Traceability System
Traceability System
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Ingredients
Ingredients
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Documentation
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Self-Inspection
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Quality Assurance (QA)
Quality Assurance (QA)
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Quality Control (QC)
Quality Control (QC)
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Corrective Actions and Preventive Actions (CAPA)
Corrective Actions and Preventive Actions (CAPA)
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Cleaning In Place (CIP)
Cleaning In Place (CIP)
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Food Allergen
Food Allergen
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Personnel Hygiene
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Emergency Preparedness
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Waste Disposal
Waste Disposal
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Frozen Foods
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Compliance Certificate
Compliance Certificate
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Pest Control
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Finished Product
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Raw Material
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Training and Competency
Training and Competency
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First In, First Out (FIFO)
First In, First Out (FIFO)
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Standards Operating Procedures (SOP)
Standards Operating Procedures (SOP)
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Food Control
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Certification of Compliance
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Emergency Response Plan
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Change Control
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Food Safety Management System (FSMS)
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Contamination Controls
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Inspection Checklist
Inspection Checklist
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Potable Water
Potable Water
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Scope of GMP Guidelines
Scope of GMP Guidelines
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Routine GMP Inspection
Routine GMP Inspection
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Concise GMP Inspection
Concise GMP Inspection
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Follow-up GMP Inspection
Follow-up GMP Inspection
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Special GMP Inspection
Special GMP Inspection
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Physical Inspection
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Virtual Inspection
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Desk Review
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Good Hygiene Practices
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Critical Control Point (CCP)
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Risk Assessment
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Food Allergen Management
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Pest Control Programme
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Rework Handling
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Quality Manual
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Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPA)
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Waste Management
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Traceability
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Temperature Control
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Documentation System
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Food Defense
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Finished Product Quality Testing
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Supplier Approval Process
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Site Master File
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Study Notes
Rwanda Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) Guidelines for Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) for Food Products
- Document: Guidelines for Good Manufacturing Practices for Food Products
- Date: January, 2023
- Revision No.: 1
- Effective Date: January 31, 2023
- Review Due Date: January 30, 2026
- Document No.: FDISM/FDIC/GDL/004
Foreword
- Rwanda FDA is a regulatory body established by Law N° 003/2018
- The guidelines aim to ensure food products meet quality standards for GMP
- Quality is a critical factor in every stage of food production and marketing
- Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) are essential for food production
- GMP guidelines address premises, equipment, personnel, quality and process controls, documentation, storage, validations and food manufacturing processes like packaging and labeling
Guidelines Development History
- Draft Zero: May 2019
- Adoption by Rwanda FDA: May 13, 2019
- Stakeholders Consultation: August 25, 2022
- Adoption of Stakeholders' Comments: September 2, 2022
- Date for Coming into Effect: January 31, 2023
Glossary/Definitions
- Authority: Rwanda Food and Drugs Authority (Rwanda FDA)
- Batch: Quantity of material produced during a defined period of manufacture
- Batch Number: Unique combination for identifying a batch
- Competent authority: Person/organization with power to perform regulatory function
- Contract Manufacture: Food production ordered and carried out by separate parties
- Critical Control Point (CCP): Location, material, practice, procedure or a process stage where loss of control can cause unacceptable safety risks
- Cleaning In Place (CIP): Cleaning of a piece of equipment
- Cleaning Out of Place (COP): Cleaning of a piece of equipment
- Contamination: Action of making a product impure
- Documentation: Written procedures, instructions, records for quality control
- Durable Construction: Resistance of a product to degradation
- Food Allergen: Substances that cause immune response in sensitive individuals
- Food Control: Activity to ensure food safety and suitability
- Frozen Foods: Foods preserved by freezing at low enough temperatures to inhibit microbial growth.
- HACCP: Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (a system to identify, evaluate and control hazards)
- Hazard: Biological, chemical or physical agent in food with potential for adverse health effects
- Hazard Analysis: Process to collect, evaluate information on hazards.
- Ingredients: Raw materials, additives, and compounded foods in a product's formulation
- Manufacture: Complete process from acquiring materials to dispatching the final product
- Packaging material: Containers and materials used for product packaging
- Processing: Transformation of raw ingredients into food/food into other forms
- Quality Assurance (QA): Organized arrangements for achieving required product quality.
- **Quality Control (QC):**Ensuring that raw materials and finished products meet quality standards.
- Quality Management: System that incorporates QA and QC, with GMP practices.
- Quarantine: Putting aside materials for a decision on use or sale.
- Raw Material: Any material used in food production.
- Rework: Unincorporated food product kept for later use or reprocessing
- Risk: Probability of an adverse consequence from a hazard.
- Specification: Document describing material, machinery, process or product properties/performance.
- Unsafe product: Products that may cause harm (due to defect in manufacture or design).
- SOP: Standard Operating Procedure.
Table of Contents
- Document is comprehensive, outlining various topics (Introduction, GMP inspection types, areas of GMP inspection, process validation etc.)
- Covers aspects such as Personnel hygiene, Waste disposal, Equipment, Warehousing etc.
- Also includes details on granting certificates, Regulatory actions, Appeals, and annexes (GMP inspection application requirements).
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