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The Food Traceability Final Rule, published by the FDA in November 2022, is designed to elevate food traceability by instituting recordkeeping requirements that surpass existing regulations. The rule — which is currently in effect and will be enforced as of Jan. 20, 2026 — applies to those involved in the manufacturing, processing, packaging or storage of foods included on the Food Traceability List (FTL). Learn more about how to successfully implement the rule, which will require collaboration within companies and with your customers and suppliers: https://lnkd.in/ga2BWFwF #foodtraceability #foodtraceabilitylist #foodtraceabilityfinalrule #foodsupplychain #producegrower #foodsafetymodernizationact #ceasupplychain #controlledenvironmentagriculture #producesupplychain

Looking at how to comply with the FDA's new food traceability rule FSMA 204? Register for our upcoming webinar to learn what Critical Tracking Events (CTEs) and Key Data Elements (KDEs) are required and how smart manufacturing can help make this transition easier for you. https://oal.lu/o7EUL

Looking at how to comply with the FDA's new food traceability rule FSMA 204? Register for our upcoming webinar to learn what Critical Tracking Events (CTEs) and Key Data Elements (KDEs) are required and how smart manufacturing can help make this transition easier for you. https://oal.lu/w6kB2

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 video with examples of KDEs and CTEs required for different supply chain scenarios. Check it out: https://hubs.ly/Q02N_BT_0

Looking at how to comply with the FDA's new food traceability rule FSMA 204? Register for our upcoming webinar to learn what Critical Tracking Events (CTEs) and Key Data Elements (KDEs) are required and how smart manufacturing can help make this transition easier for you. https://oal.lu/Y9vQH

#TrustLinkTuesday The FDA’s Food Traceability Final Rule establishes advanced recordkeeping requirements for businesses that manufacture, process, pack, or hold foods included on the Food Traceability List (FTL). The rule requires that Key Data Elements (KDEs) for Critical Tracking Events (CTEs) are maintained. Companies must provide this information to the FDA within 24 hours, upon request. Let PLM TrustLink to help your business! Click Here to read more: https://lnkd.in/epwhsYbA #TrackandTrace #SupplyChain #FoodSafety #FSMA204

Are you ready for the FSMA 204 rule? Mojix has just released a detailed guide to help businesses prepare for and become compliant with the FDA Traceability Rule, also known as FSMA 204. Anyone involved in the producing, processing, manufacturing, packing, handling, or holding of foods on the FDA’s Food Traceability List must keep accurate records of key data elements (KDEs) and critical tracking events (CTEs). Download Playbook Here: https://lnkd.in/eS92zGzt #foodsafety  #itemleveltraceability  #supplychaininnovation  #FSMA204

The Partnership for Food Traceability (PFT), a public-private partnership in collaboration with the FDA, has recently launched! PFT is the only independent forum that brings together all parts of the food supply chain in order to make critical implementation decisions and define a shared vision for food traceability. This public-private partnership includes cross-sector companies of all sizes, industry associations, food traceability experts, software vendors, FDA, and state and local regulators to provide consistency in data structure, requirements, timing, and standards. PFT will also be a platform for comparing pilot learnings as well as a place where challenges can be heard by FDA. PFT will provide a consistent set of business and functional requirements for traceability, ensuring that technology solutions meet compliance requirements and company needs. To learn more, please reach out to Laura Brown #FoodTraceability #SupplyChainInnovation #PublicPrivatePartnership #PFTLaunch #FDACompliance #FoodSafety #TraceabilityStandards #CrossSectorCollaboration #DataTransparency #FoodIndustry #TechForGood #SupplyChainManagement #RegulatoryCompliance #PilotProjects #InnovationInFood

The FDA's Food Traceability Final Rule goes into effect in January 2026. It seems far off but will come around quick. So, have you started thinking about how you can remain compliant yet? ✏ The requirement requires the grocery industry to label and track food even more closely and keep detailed records on their stock. Although it will enable faster identification and quick removal of contaminated food - a benefit to both suppliers and consumers - it can be a daunting task if you haven't got anything in place to help your business! Why not look at a supply chain management software like Orderly? We help our grocery chain customers track their inventory at every step, from source to store, with automatic alerts for any missing or incorrect data. With Orderly, the new FDA regulation will be a breeze! Why not get a demo today? #orderly #supplychainmanagement #foodtraceability #grocerystore

📣 FDA Updates Food Traceability Resources The FDA has recently published additional resources to its website to help industry comply with the Food Traceability Rule. These include: ▪️ A downloadable, electronic sortable spreadsheet template; ▪️ Minor revisions to the Food Traceability List clarifying the status of previously frozen foods on the list, as well as a new FAQ summarizing the changes; ▪️ A chart summarizing exemptions relevant to produce farms for both the ▪️ Produce Safety Rule and the Food Traceability Rule; ▪️ A supply chain example for sprouts; and ▪️ New translated material about the Traceability Lot Code and the Traceability Plan. ↪️ See more at https://vist.ly/3bcdy #FDA #FoodTraceability