FSMA 204, the FDA’s Food Traceability Final Rule, requires food and beverage businesses to produce complete traceability records within 24 hours of an FDA request.
With the extension agreed on in 2025, companies need to comply by July 20, 2028. While it’s easy to read that as breathing room, most businesses will need every month of it to actually get ready.
This e-Book looks at what compliance means in practice — the KDEs, CTEs, and TLCs auditors expect to see, and how brands can turn traceability into stronger supplier relationships, faster recalls, and greater consumer trust.
What will you learn in this e-book?
- A clear breakdown of what FSMA 204 actually requires, and by when
- The traceability challenges that catch most food and beverage businesses off guard
- A practical approach to building traceability that works across your entire supply chain
- How to turn compliance into stronger supplier relationships, faster recalls, and greater consumer trust
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A practical guide to FSMA 204 requirements, implementation, and the opportunities beyond compliance.
