Common use of Procedure where Antibiotic Clause in Contracts

Procedure where Antibiotic. Milk Contaminates the Tanker Upon arrival at the factory, each milk tanker is sampled and tested for antibiotics. Milk is held on the tanker until the rapid test result is known. In the event of a tanker testing positive on both the rapid and Xxxxx tests, the milk cannot be used and must be dumped. When a milk tanker tests positive to a rapid test, milk collected from each Supplier is then tested using the rapid and Xxxxx to identify the source of the contamination. The tanker is rejected if either the Supplier or Tanker samples test positive to the Xxxxx. Before further milk can be collected from the Supplier identified with the antibiotic milk, a sample must be taken from the vat and test negative to antibiotics. Suppliers will undergo a compulsory internal audit of their procedures to manage antibiotics. The relevant government food authority’s must be notified of all positive consignments and a report submitted by a Norco laboratory technician and a Milk Supply Officer outlining the cause of the incident and the preventative action plan undertaken by the Supplier.