Sampling
We decide how the sample is taken according to how you work. All three routes are open, and none of them asks you to build a new team.
Three routes, one decision
Your product and the layout of your facility decide which route suits you.
You send the sample
Your own team takes and packs the sample using the kit we provide. This is the route that needs the least preparation.
Pre-screening on site
A quick first look is taken at the facility; only samples that stand out are carried forward for closer examination.
Our team collects it in person
We take the sampling on ourselves. The sample is taken properly and where it came from goes on record.
What makes a sample hold up
A sample taken badly puts the whole result in question.
The batch it represents is clear
Which batch the sample stands for is written down at the outset; the result is tied to that batch.
Where it was taken is recorded
Which facility and which stage the sample came from is part of the record.
Its handling is traceable
Whose hands the sample passed through before reaching you is known.
Let's work out which route suits you.
We will talk it through from your facility layout and your product range.