Join Andrew Kennedy on Monday, October 21st at Food Safety Consortium, from 1:15-2:00 PM at BREAKOUT 1: "FSMA 204 is 15 months away. Are All Systems Go?" He'll be co-presenting with Hilary Thesmar, PhD, RD, CFS, FMI- The Food Industry Association's Chief Food and Product Safety Officer and Senior Vice President of Food Safety Programs. Don't miss this insightful session where they'll address the readiness for #FSMA204 compliance. Get the latest updates on food safety systems and learn what needs to be done before the deadline! https://lnkd.in/gcE7MmHQ
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iFoodDS is a leading provider of connected traceability, quality, and food safety solutions for the food supply chain. We help you go beyond regulatory compliance and gain greater visibility into your supply chain. With iFoodDS, you can optimize produce quality, manage supplier networks to minimize food waste and safety issues, and instantly traceback and traceforward across your supply chain. Our solutions give you the tools you need to deliver the highest quality produce to consumers.
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- 51-200 employees
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- Seattle, Washington
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- Privately Held
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- Software, Food Safety, Traceability, Risk management, Food Quality, Predictive Analytics, and Supply Chain Food Safety
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Join our own Andrew Kennedy at the International Fresh Produce Association Global Produce and Floral Show for two must-see panels on FSMA 204 compliance! Thursday, October 17th | 12:00 - 12:30 PM (ET) Andy will be speaking alongside Angela Fields (FDA) and Angela Nardone (Share-ify) in an informative #FSMA204 Panel discussion. Friday, October 18th | 1:00 - 2:00 PM (ET) Andy, Angela Fields, and Angela Nardone will be back for a live XChange Q&A Session answering your questions on FSMA 204. Don't miss these opportunities to dive deep into FSMA 204 with the experts! https://lnkd.in/g4kEufkF
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Join Andrew Kennedy and Natalie Hunter, MA as they participate as panelists in "The Strategic Role of Traceability in a Shifting Regulatory Landscape" webinar hosted by TraceGains. Learn how businesses can adapt to evolving regulations and enhance their traceability practices. Register here: https://lnkd.in/e2vnuihc
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The Food Traceability Rule requires persons who manufacture, process, pack, or hold foods on the Food Traceability List (FTL) to maintain and provide to their supply chain partners specific information – called Key Data Elements (KDEs) – for certain Critical Tracking Events (CTEs) in the food’s supply chain. FDA put together a slide with the KDEs and CTEs required for a tuna salad using canned tuna https://lnkd.in/e9An2yjk
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Fresh herbs are one of the foods listed in the Food Traceability List (FTL). To learn more about the herbs covered by the rule (and the ones that are exempt), plus other items covered by the rule, read our FTL in Pictures ebook in today’s #TraceForwardFriday https://hubs.ly/Q02P086J0
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The Traceability Plan is a FSMA 204 requirement for all organizations across the supply chain who manufacture, process, pack or hold foods on the Food Traceability List (FTL). Download our Traceability Plan Requirements and Sample Plan infographic to guide your organization in creating your own Traceability Plan. https://hubs.ly/Q02P05cl0
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This week’s installment of #BreakingDownTraceability is focused on Transformation, an event in a food’s supply chain that involves manufacturing, /processing or changing a food (e.g., by commingling, repacking, or relabeling) or its packaging or packing, when the output is a food on the Food Traceability List (FTL). Transformation does not include the initial packing of a food or activities preceding that event (e.g., harvesting, cooling). Learn about the 9 transformation KDEs with this helpful infographic from New Era Partners.
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Test your #FSMA204 knowledge in today’s #TraceabilityTuesday FSMA 204 requires enhanced traceability for which of these products? Leave the appropriate reaction for the food covered by FSMA 204.
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New Era Partners is leading the way in innovating traceability solutions for the food industry! Their expertise will help enhance supply chain transparency and food safety.
We are excited to announce that Tejas Bhatt, MS CFS has joined New Era Partners as our newest Traceability Advisor. Tejas comes to us with expertise in food safety, computer science, and systems engineering. Most recently, he led the innovation and technology for global supply chain compliance at Walmart and co-led the traceability pilots conducted by the FDA under FSMA Section 204. We’re confident Tejas will make a strong impact at New Era Partners and for our clients. Welcome, Tejas! https://lnkd.in/e3WG_YsX
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Read the full answer in today’s #TraceForwardFriday Repacking an FTL food is always a transformation event, and it often (but not always) requires a new traceability lot code. We define transformation in the final rule as an event in a food’s supply chain that involves manufacturing/processing a food or changing a food (e.g., by commingling, repacking, or relabeling) or its packaging or packing, when the output is a food on the FTL. A new traceability lot code will usually need to be assigned to the repacked product. However, repacked product can retain the traceability lot code from the original traceability lot if the food is repacked within the same traceability lot (repacking “like into like”). In this situation, the repacker would keep the required transformation records under § 1.1350, with the lot codes in § 1.1350(a)(1)(i) and (2)(i) being the same. The traceability lot code source would be changed to reflect the place where the repacking occurred.