Example apples A lot with apples contain 500 boxes, sender, variety and size are the same 12 kilos in each box How to select a sample?

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Example apples A lot with apples contain 500 boxes, sender, variety and size are the same 12 kilos in each box How to select a sample?

Answer You select 9 boxes from various parts of the lot You select and check 30 apples from each box. What to check?

Control method Work box by box and check the 30 fruits you have selected

Check minimum requirements 1. Put aside, and count, apples not meeting minimum requirements including apples with decay. Note the number in the table.

Check category requirements 2. Put aside, and count, apples not meeting the requirements of the Category separately. Note the number in the table. 3. Do step 1 and 2 for each package in the sample.

Calculate non-conformity rate 4. After counting all selected boxes, calculate the non-conformity rate for A) minimum requirements - including decay B) requirements of the Category The percentage is based on the total number of apples in all packages taken as a sample.

5. The percentage of non-conformities, is determined as follows: Number of non-conformity apples x 100 Total number of apples in samples Calculate non-conformity rate

6.The tolerance for not meeting the minimum requirements is 0 % in Cat Extra 1 % in Cat I - including decay 10 % in Cat II - excluding decay 2 % in Cat II – for decay The tolerance for not meeting the requirements of the Category is 5 % in Category Extra 10 % in Category I and II,

Check size requirements and calculate Non conformity rate 7. Count the number of fruits not fulfilling the minimum size or sizing requirements. Note the number in the table. 8. After counting all the selected boxes, calculate the non-conformity rate for minimum size and sizing requirements. The tolerance for not meeting minimum size and sizing requirements is 10 % in all categories.

Number or weight 6. The tolerance may refer to number of products or weight as stated in each standard.

Example with 9 boxes of apples, 30 apples selected from each box, Category I BoxNumber of NC – Min req. Incl. decay NC Min req. Incl. Decay in percent Number of NC – Class req NC Class req in percent Number of NC- size NC size, in percent OK or not OK Total20.7 %269.6 %187 %NOT OK Min req. + Cat xxx10.3 %xx NC= Non-conformities

Calculations You have selected a total of 270 apples Minimum req including apples with decay.: 2 non-conformity apples x 100 = 0.7 % 270 apples Tolerance in Category I is 1 % including decay so in this respect the lot is OK.

Category: 26 non-conformity apples x 100 = 9.6 % 270 apples Tolerance in Category I is 10 % but apples not meeting the minimum requirements shall also be included. In this case non-conformity rate is 9.6 % % = 10.3 %. In this respect the lot is NOT OK.

Sizing: 18 non-conformity apples x 100 = 7 % 270 apples Tolerance in Category I is 10 %, so in this respect the lot is OK.