The organization should implement planned arrangements at appropriate stages to verify that the requirements for products and services have been met.
Unless approved by relevant authorized personnel and, where applicable, by customers, products and services should not be released to customers until the planned arrangements have been successfully completed.
The organization should retain documented information about the release of products and services, which should include:
a) Evidence that meets the acceptance criteria;
b) Information traceable to authorized release personnel
Evidence of compliance with acceptance criteria "includes product factory inspection reports, third-party inspection reports, product qualification certificates, etc
In terms of products, compliance with label declaration standards (even the so-called GB/T national recommended standards or industry recommended standards, once explicitly stated as a product standard, it is a mandatory standard that must meet its indicator requirements) is the minimum requirement that organizations must meet. Therefore, many organizations establish internal control standards that require higher than their product's explicit standards, and consider the inspection pass rate of internal control standards as an important quality goal.
The confirmation, approval, and other signatures of authorized personnel (including customers) can be considered as "traceable information to authorized release personnel