Which record type is specifically related to maintaining preparedness for recalls?

• A. Nonconforming product logs
• B. Recall readiness
• C. Supplier verification
• D. Temperature logs

Answer: (B)

Recalls require a prepared, action-ready system, so the records that specifically document and maintain that readiness are designed for quick, coordinated response. Recall readiness records capture the plan, roles, procedures, contact lists, and past drill results that show the facility can quickly identify affected lots, trace products through distribution, and communicate with customers and regulators. This kind of record keeps the organization primed to act fast and accurately if a recall becomes necessary. Other records serve important purposes but address different aspects: nonconforming product logs track deviations and disposition decisions, temperature logs monitor storage conditions, and supplier verification records confirm supplier compliance—none of these alone ensure a tested, ready-to-execute recall plan.