Wheat Germ Oil Specifications, COAs, And Quality Documents

Wheat Germ Oil Specifications, COAs, And Quality Documents

Use the specification for the product and the COA for the lot

Build the qualification file around the selected WGO product, its applicable lot records, and the supplier documents your program requires.

Specifications define the product. COAs document the lot.

Start with the current specification for the selected crude, distilled, or refined WGO. Pair it with the applicable lot-level COA so product requirements and reported lot information stay connected.

  • Current specification for the selected WGO category
  • Applicable lot-level COA
  • Product and lot identity
  • Document version and project requirements

Product specification

The current specification identifies the crude, distilled, or refined WGO product and the requirements that define it.

Lot-level COA

The applicable COA reports lot information for the material being evaluated and keeps the product record tied to the load.

Traceability and support files

Chain of custody, BRC context, allergen, kosher, country-of-origin, and storage information answer additional supplier and market needs.

Lot documentation

Traceability connects grain origin through the finished load

Viobin maintains documented chain of custody from raw-material receiving through finished product, with traceability from grain origin through the finished load. Request the current traceability and country-of-origin information required for your program.

  • Documented chain of custody
  • Grain origin through finished load
  • Lot identification
  • Country-of-origin and supplier information
Traceability and quality

Add the supplier and market files your program requires

Viobin operates a BRC-certified U.S. manufacturing facility and provides direct technical and regulatory support. Allergen statements, kosher paperwork, and other supplier files can be matched to the product, market, and qualification program.

  • Current BRC certification information
  • Allergen statements
  • Kosher paperwork
  • Technical and regulatory contact support
Application support

Add formula-specific information when the application requires it

Supplement and softgel programs may also review applicable tocopherol, Vitamin E, stability, peroxide-value, and oxidative-quality information. A WGO sample can be supplied with its COA and storage guidance for development work.

  • Tocopherol and Vitamin E profile information
  • Stability, peroxide-value, and oxidative-quality documentation
  • Sample COA and storage guidance
  • Formula, package, and market-specific information

FAQ

What is the difference between a specification and a COA?+
A specification defines the requirements for the selected WGO product. A COA reports applicable information for a specific lot. Both need to identify the correct product category.
What quality context does Viobin provide?+
Viobin operates a BRC-certified U.S. manufacturing facility and maintains documented chain of custody, lot-level documentation, and direct technical and regulatory support.
Which supporting documents may be available?+
Project needs may include allergen statements, kosher paperwork, country-of-origin information, traceability records, storage guidance, and application-specific product information.
Which documents are relevant to softgel WGO?+
Softgel programs may use the current specification, lot COA, tocopherol and Vitamin E profile, stability, peroxide-value, oxidative-quality, traceability, and storage information.