What happens to recurring packages that have been superseded?

When a recurring package is superseded, it typically undergoes a change in status regarding its use and availability. The correct choice indicates that these packages are not immediately discarded or made unavailable; instead, they are rationed until a thorough review is conducted. This process allows for the necessary evaluation of both the new package and the superseded version to ensure safety, effectiveness, and compliance with operational standards.

By rationing the superseded packages, organizations can mitigate any risks or complications that may arise from immediate disposal while providing the opportunity to transition to the newer package. This careful approach helps maintain support for ongoing operations until all relevant information is assessed.