By Mike Montemarano, Associate Editor11.18.22
The ABC-AHP-NCNPR Botanical Adulterants Prevention Program (BAPP) recently published a guidance document to communicate best practices for destroying adulterated raw material that cannot can’t be remediated.
According to BAPP, the standard operating procedure (SOP) is "a voluntary set of guidelines, for use by suppliers, manufacturers, and distributors of herbal raw materials and other articles in implementing best practices to protect against intentional and accidental adulteration and ensure that irreparably defective raw materials and products are destroyed or appropriately disposed of and thereby removed from the supply chain."
At SupplySide West 2022 in Las Vegas, contributing BAPP members discussed how the industry should interpret and apply these best practices in their own supplier relationships.
Filling the Guidance Gap
According to BAPP, the standard operating procedure (SOP) is "a voluntary set of guidelines, for use by suppliers, manufacturers, and distributors of herbal raw materials and other articles in implementing best practices to protect against intentional and accidental adulteration and ensure that irreparably defective raw materials and products are destroyed or appropriately disposed of and thereby removed from the supply chain."
At SupplySide West 2022 in Las Vegas, contributing BAPP members discussed how the industry should interpret and apply these best practices in their own supplier relationships.
Filling the Guidance Gap
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