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    NFPL D23 02

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    A supplier notified a fabric buyer that 4616 yards of fabric produced had a light crease mark in the selvedge side due to insufficient knowledge of mechanical stretch fabrics during processing. There are no safety or legal issues. Test results showed marginal improvement after modifying temperature settings. The supplier requests approval to deliver the fabrics and promises increased monitoring to prevent future issues. The document includes signatures from concerned members at the supplier and buyer.

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    A supplier notified a fabric buyer that 4616 yards of fabric produced had a light crease mark in the selvedge side due to insufficient knowledge of mechanical stretch fabrics during processing. There are no safety or legal issues. Test results showed marginal improvement after modifying temperature settings. The supplier requests approval to deliver the fabrics and promises increased monitoring to prevent future issues. The document includes signatures from concerned members at the supplier and buyer.

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    A supplier notified a fabric buyer that 4616 yards of fabric produced had a light crease mark in the selvedge side due to insufficient knowledge of mechanical stretch fabrics during processing. There are no safety or legal issues. Test results showed marginal improvement after modifying temperature settings. The supplier requests approval to deliver the fabrics and promises increased monitoring to prevent future issues. The document includes signatures from concerned members at the supplier and buyer.

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    NFPL D23 02

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    A supplier notified a fabric buyer that 4616 yards of fabric produced had a light crease mark in the selvedge side due to insufficient knowledge of mechanical stretch fabrics during processing. There are no safety or legal issues. Test results showed marginal improvement after modifying temperature settings. The supplier requests approval to deliver the fabrics and promises increased monitoring to prevent future issues. The document includes signatures from concerned members at the supplier and buyer.

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    Concerned Membes Names & Position

    Supplier Name: Nice Fabrics Processing Ltd.

    crease mark in selvedge side of the fabrics.


    How & when was detecteci the problem:
    final inspection, they found light crease mark in selvedge side.
    is no safety or legal issue. Factory already produced,{4616 Yds. So
    help us by derogating this quantity.

    Risk and consequences for: Processing faults


    / Users: No issue from customer.

    1/Due to insufficient knowledge regading the mechanical stretch fabric.

    1l Aheday we we have got little bit better result after modirying the temparature of gradient portion.We
    increase our monitoring to reduce such tyeps of issue.

    We are requesting for delivery the fabric.

    SIGNATURE OF DECATHLON CONCERN

    Fatimatuz Zahar-QPL Shahinur Rahman-Duplication & Method Leader Rezuwanul lslam-PTM Minhaiul lslam-OPMQ

    6FXE

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