Working with Your Supplier to Correct Contamination Within Your Incoming Product or Package

Contamination in incoming products or packaging can lead to quality issues, increased waste, and costly delays. Addressing these problems collaboratively with your suppliers ensures cleaner, safer materials and supports your sustainability goals. This resource provides practical steps for identifying contamination sources and working with suppliers to implement corrective actions.

What you’ll learn in this resource:

• Common causes of contamination in incoming products and packaging
• How to communicate and collaborate with suppliers to resolve issues
• Best practices for setting contamination control standards
• Strategies for preventing future contamination incidents

Download the guide now and start improving product quality and reducing waste through supplier collaboration.

FAQs

Why is contamination control important?
Contamination can compromise product integrity, increase waste, and lead to compliance issues, making prevention critical for quality and sustainability.

How do I approach suppliers about contamination problems?
Provide clear evidence of contamination, outline its impact, and work together on solutions such as improved packaging or handling processes.

Can contamination prevention reduce costs?
Yes. Preventing contamination lowers waste disposal costs, reduces rework, and minimizes production delays.