Perishable Inspection

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A quality-control procedure conducted to verify the condition, packaging, labeling, and compliance of perishable goods (such as food, pharmaceuticals, or chemicals) along the supply chain to prevent spoilage, damage, or non-compliance during storage, transport, and handling.

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