Thursday, January 20, 2011

J&J

Tamika wrote:

After reading the article, especially the excerpt about J&J secretly buying up a specific lot of their products to prevent issuing a recall, I wonder if the company will ever be able to regain it's image and trust with consumers at all. I mean we are talking about infant and children medicines and possible metal and wood chips in Tums?! It would seem to me that this has alot to do with negligence of the employees in the plants. What could the major corporation do, aside from personally watching over the assembly lines, to assure that their products are being manufactured properly?

To which I added:
Tamika - good comments! I'll give you a point for them, and you can earn one more for this article.

What is behind this kind of lapse in quality control?? Can we make a list of general contributors?

Is it from lack of testing procedures?

Fudging of results?

What are some other current examples?

How general is it?

How to prevent it?

Can it be prevented?

Can it be predicted?

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