Management & HACCPQuestion 276 of 320
In a recall scenario, why should the operation keep purchase records and product lot information organized in advance?
a.To decorate the manager's office
b.So it can quickly identify and pull affected lots when a recall is announced
c.Because suppliers require handwritten copies only
d.To calculate staff tips more easily
Explanation
Organized invoices and lot or code information let a manager quickly determine whether the recalled lot is in the building and remove it before it can be served. Speed matters in a recall, especially a Class I recall involving a serious health risk. Traceability records are a routine but critical part of recall readiness.
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