Through the Destruction tab, a Processing Technician can destroy waste from the Bulk Lot.

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The Destruction tab contains four sub-tabs: General Bulk Lot Waste, Packaging Run Waste, Bottle Destruction, and Retained Sample Destruction.

Through the General Bulk Lot Waste sub-tab, a technician can destroy miscellaneous waste from the Bulk Lot. This may be necessary if product spills, or if a portion of the Bulk Lot degrades or goes moldy while in storage. The General Bulk Lot Waste sub-tab also records waste destroyed in the Packaging Run Waste and Retained Sample Destruction sub-tabs.

Click Record New Destruction to Destroy General Bulk Lot Waste. If an error occurs, Revert the General Bulk Lot Waste Destruction.

Through the Packaging Run Waste sub-tab, a technician can destroy waste from a specific Packaging Run associated with the Bulk Lot. This may be necessary if product is spilled or otherwise contaminated during packaging. Waste destroyed in the Packaging Run Waste sub-tab is also recorded in the General Bulk Lot Waste sub-tab.

Click Record New Destruction to Destroy Packaging Run Waste. If an error occurs, Revert the Packaging Run Waste Destruction.

Through the Bottle Destruction sub-tab, a technician can destroy a range of bottles from the Bulk Lot. This may be necessary in the event of a recall, or if the packaged product is contaminated while in storage.

Click Record New Destruction to Destroy Bottles. If an error occurs, Revert the Bottle Destruction.

Through the Retained Sample Destruction sub-tab, a technician can destroy the Bulk Lot's retained sample(s). Health Canada requires licence holders to retain a sample of each Bulk Lot for at least one year after the last date of sale or provision. Once that year is up, the licence holder can destroy the sample. Waste destroyed in the Retained Sample Destruction sub-tab is also recorded in the General Bulk Lot Waste sub-tab.

Click Record New Destruction to Destroy a Retained Sample. If an error occurs, Revert the Retained Sample Destruction.

Visit the Destruction Process Guide for more information on destroying and restoring waste.

For more information on other Bulk Lot Profile tabs, visit the articles on Harvests, QA, Lab Reports, Retained Samples, Forensics, Totes, Weight Events, Work Orders, and Mass Packaging Run.