Relacionar Columnas Product Complaint typesVersión en línea product complaint types por Natalia Salazar 1 Inner Shipper Damage 2 Low Net 3 Short Order 4 Mis-pick 5 Punctured/Torn Bag 6 Sensory, atypical 7 Outer Shipper Damage 8 Low Count 9 Mis-labeled 10 Non-Food 11 Health Question 12 Manufacturing/Other 13 Foreign Material 14 Melted Bars Any damage to the product box or packaging. (i.e. ripped box, damaged bag or packaging, etc.) The incorrect number of products shipped versus products ordered. (i.e. the Client/Customer ordered 22 boxes of Fuelings but received 18 boxes) Any non-consumable item that is damaged, missing parts or is deemed unusable. *Shipping damages, mispicks, and short orders not applicable. (i.e. Accessories, books, marketing materials, etc.) Product packaging appears punctured or torn. The product may or may not have leaked out. The product is missing part or all of the required ingredients. (i.e. garnish, solid pieces, noodles, chocolate chips, vegetables, etc.) Any abnormality with the product taste, aroma, color, consistency, texture, or overall appearance that does not meet product standard. This does not include a personal taste preference or a generalized dissatisfaction. Client/Customer received a different product instead of what was ordered. (i.e. ordered Golden Pancakes, but received Chocolate Chip Pancakes) Any health concern potentially related to consumption of an OPTAVIA product. OPTAVIA/Medifast bars were melted upon receipt Any other product complaint issue that cannot be defined or explained by the other product complaint categories listed in the form. Any piece of plastic, paper cloth, glass, metal, filth, insect, or any other object that does not belong in the product. The product contains fewer individual servings in the package than required. (i.e. product contains less than 7 packets, missing product baking trays, etc.) Any damage to the outside shipping box. This could be due to improper handling when loading or during delivery. Contents contain a different product from what is listed on the branded packaging.
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