The January 20, 2026 compliance deadline for FDA’s Food Traceability Rule (FSMA 204) is now two years away. That may seem like a long time but it really isn’t given the complexity and scope of the preparations that must be made by companies that manufacture, process, pack, or hold commodities on the Food Traceability List...
There must be an improved worldwide food traceability system to help ensure the safety and quality of foods produced by a global supply chain that continues to grow in size, scope, and complexity. Industry must embrace sophisticated electronic technologies to track and trace the foods and ingredients it produces. Traceability systems must be interoperable to...
The word “transformation” is commonly understood to mean a thorough change in form or appearance. However, for the manufacturers and processors of certain foods, it’s more than that. For them, that word both describes their work and represents new record-keeping requirements designed to enhance the traceability of the foods they produce through the global supply...
FSMA 204, Rule 204, Bioterrorism Act of 2002, Proposed FDA Traceability Rule, the Final Rule, Subpart S, Subpart J, FSMA Final Rule on Requirements for Additional Traceability Records for Certain Foods – seems like we need a traceability system for the names of the traceability rules. Watch our short video then read our article on...
A rule by any other name… FSMA 204, Rule 204, BT Act of 2002, Proposed FDA Traceability Rule, the Final Rule, Subpart S, Subpart J, FSMA Final Rule on Requirements for Additional Traceability Records for Certain Foods – seems like we need a traceability system for the names of the traceability rules. These many names...
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