The Parallel Workflow Model for Product Recalls- Infographic
This infographic explains how brands can keep normal production running while a separate correction workflow handles recall inspection, rework, relabeling, repackaging, and kit assembly.
This infographic explains how brands can keep normal production running while a separate correction workflow handles recall inspection, rework, relabeling, repackaging, and kit assembly.
How Brands Leverage External Assembly and Kitting During Product Recalls or Corrections When a product recall or correction occurs, the immediate focus is usually on the defect, the labeling issue, or the component that needs…
Over-Labeling vs. Relabeling vs. Repackaging: Label Error Correction Labeling errors can stop shipments, trigger retailer chargebacks, and create compliance risks, especially when products are already packaged and in distribution. When a barcode is incorrect, an…
Recall kits are often used when a product issue can be corrected without returning the entire unit. Instead of managing returns, companies can send a kit with the parts, tools, and instructions needed to complete…
When brands face a product recall or rework, corrective action is only part of the process. Production still needs to run, orders still need to ship, and most manufacturers do not have the extra space,…