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All food plants in the US perform distribution and penetration studies by utilizing a Process Authority (PA), who then files the results with the FDA and/or the USDA.
Not all the above require distribution retests, but most do, and in general, are rare. However, 1. And 2. happen regularly at co-packing facilities (facilities which do not have their own labels, but run products for other brands).
The specific testing requirements at each site depend on the PA. The frequency of the items in the list above depend on the plant itself. If a plant runs the same thing or a few of the same things (containers and/or products) all the time, they’re less likely to run distribution a lot and they might only run penetration testing if they have a very rare, unclearable deviation. Co-packers might run distribution, penetration, or both multiple times every day for multiple reasons from the list above.
Adam Reichert joined Mesa Laboratories in June, 2017 as the DataTrace Product Manager. In this role, Adam is responsible for defining new products, supporting customer relationships, and using over 10 years of experience as a user of DT products to provide direction to the entire DataTrace team. Prior to joining the company, Mr. Reichert was an R&D Engineer at Sonoco specializing in thermal processing. Adam received his Bachelor’s Degree in Biochemistry from The University of Cincinnati.
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