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If the production quality is not up to standard, who is to blame?

2017-01-22View Original

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During the production process, the quality of the product was found to be unqualified. After repeated searches, it was found that the raw and auxiliary materials were unqualified, but the incoming factory inspection was qualified. Who is at fault?
Reply #22017-01-22
The question is, is the factory inspection really qualified? Is there a problem with storage?
Reply #32017-01-23
If it is determined that the raw materials and excipients are unqualified, the analysis is at fault.
Reply #42017-01-23
Why do you still enter the factory if you are clearly unqualified? The water is too deep, eh
Reply #52017-01-23
The procurement and sales departments of each unit are very deep. Generally, if there is no production accident or product quality problem, it is impossible for others to know about it. But even if a problem occurs, most of it will not really have any big impact on them, because the number of people and people involved is so wide that you can't imagine, and in the end most of them will be ignored.

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