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What to Expect from an FDA Audit in the Era of FSMA 204

Food safety and quality remain of utmost importance to the food industry. From prioritizing traceability and visibility within your supply chain, to having a proper food recall plan in place, to staying up to date with the latest regulations for compliance, it is imperative for food companies to take a proactive approach to create a safer global food supply chain for all.

Major Changes at the FDA and What it Signals to Food Businesses

2023 is poised to be an impactful year for the FDA, and FDA Commissioner Dr. Robert Califf ended the month of January with a major announcement. Read on to learn how this may impact food businesses and future food safety legislation.

Breaking Down Food Traceability Myths

Between stricter FDA regulations regarding food product safety and increased consumer demand for product transparency, food companies small and large need to prioritize food traceability in their day-to-day operations. 

How Food Traceability Software Helps You Meet FSMA Standards

With evolving (and stricter) regulations and guidelines for food quality and safety – particularly under the FDA’s Food Safety and Modernization Act (FSMA) – food companies need to be prepared with the right tools and processes to maintain product integrity and retain consumer trust. From supply chain visibility to supplier management to record-keeping, there are a number of factors to consider when it comes to navigating food compliance and meeting FSMA standards. As the FDA takes a more digitized approach to the collection, management, and sharing of data, the right software solution can help your organization stay ahead of the game.

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