An establishment employee did not perform pre shipment review. What type of noncompliance is this?

• A. Monitoring
• B. Verification
• C. Recordkeeping
• D. Corrective Actions

Answer: (C)

Failing to perform a required pre-shipment review creates a recordkeeping violation because the key issue is the absence of documentation proving the review was completed. Recordkeeping is about maintaining and retaining records that demonstrate compliance with required steps; if the review isn’t performed and no record exists to show it was done, there’s no verifiable evidence of compliance. While the action relates to verification or monitoring in practice, the noncompliance is best described as a recordkeeping issue since the essential documentation is missing. Corrective actions pertain to fixing problems after they’re found, and the others refer to ongoing oversight, not the lack of documented proof.