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(6) As to the manufacturing of nonwoven web, bulk
flour was transferred from the quarantined cage to the
web forming room, where it was machine processed into
rolls of nonwoven web.
(7) The rolls of nonwoven web were transferred to
the web cutting room where they were machine cut into
the required size, visually inspected against product
specifications, and placed in trays for drying and
sterilization. Once sterilized, the nonwoven web was
transferred to the pouch load and seal room where it
was packaged in a sealed pouch. The packaged nonwoven
web was sterilized, tested, and transferred to the
loading and shipping area.
(8) As to the manufacturing of finished flour,
jars were machine washed, loaded into trays and carts,
and dried in a walk-in oven.
(9) The jars were moved to the filling process
room where they were filled with bulk flour and placed
back into an oven for further drying.
(10) The dried jars (with bulk flour inside) were
transferred by carts to the capping room where they
were capped.
(11) The capped jars (with bulk flour inside) were
transferred by conveyor to the canning and sealing room
where they were canned, banded, and sealed with tamper-
proof material.
(12) The resulting jars (with bulk flour inside)
were moved to the sterilization room where they were
oven sterilized and transferred to the loading and
shipping area.
Petitioners entered into the processing agreement to ensure
a reliable supply of Avitene while they proceeded to establish
MedChem P.R.’s own Avitene manufacturing facility in Puerto Rico.
When the December 18, 1987, agreements were entered into,
petitioners intended to have that facility ready to take over the
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