The buyer's question
Before shipment release, the buyer needed independent evidence that the shrimp lot matched the agreed product and hygiene requirements.
Inspection scope
The inspection covered the agreed shrimp lot and included product presentation, visible condition, packing, labels and traceable sample records. The exact sampling plan and acceptance criteria were confirmed for the project.
What we found
Suspected hair was found during the inspection of the sampled shrimp product. The finding was treated as a foreign-material and hygiene concern, not as a conclusion about the entire lot without further review.
Evidence delivered
The inspector documented the finding with photographs, sample and lot references, inspection observations and the applicable requirement. The report used clear evidence so the buyer could request supplier investigation and decide whether release, rework, additional inspection or testing was appropriate.
What remained separate
A visual finding does not identify the source or establish microbiological contamination. Root-cause investigation, laboratory analysis or official decisions remain separate when required by the buyer, destination market or competent authority.