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Quality Classification of Skin Defects in Products

This classification outlines various skin defects in products, categorizing them into different quality grades. Class I indicates minimal to no defects, while Class II denotes products with some imperfections, such as slight shriveling or skin defects not exceeding specific areas. Items marked as "Out of grade" signify products with significant issues, including pest damage or extensive skin defects. This guide helps assess product quality for better inventory and sales management.

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Quality Classification of Skin Defects in Products

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  1. Sample 1: Class II – skin defects 1

  2. Sample 2: Class I – practically no defects 2

  3. Sample 3: Class I – Skin defects not exceeding 3cm2 3

  4. Sample 4: Out of grade – pest damage 4

  5. Sample 5: Class II – skin defects 5

  6. Sample 6: Out of grade - shrivelled 6

  7. Sample 7: Out of grade – skin defects exceeding 4cm2 7

  8. Sample 8: Class I – practically no defects 8

  9. Sample 9: Out of grade - shrivelled 9

  10. Sample 10: Class II – skin defects exceeding 3cm2 10

  11. Sample 11: Out of grade – pest damage 11

  12. Sample 12: Class II – Slight shrivel 12

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