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FSMA 204: Food Traceability List Cheat Sheet

Do You Need to Comply with FSMA 204?

If you manufacture, process, pack, or hold foods on the FDA’s Food Traceability List (FTL) the answer is yes.

Download a copy of our FTL cheatsheet to quickly identify the high-risk foods subject to the enhanced traceability recordkeeping requirements outlined in section 204 of the Food Safety and Modernization Act (FSMA 204).

Grab your copy of the FTL Cheat Sheet below, and check out some other great resources for food industry leaders looking to get ahead of the FSMA 204 compliance deadline.

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FSMA 204 Insights from Chick-fil-A: The Journey to Compliance
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Export to the US? What You Need to Know About the New Traceability Requirements 
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The Roadmap to FSMA 204 Compliance: FSMA 204 Summary
Trustwell's Food Tech Talk featuring Catherine Cosby from Kroger discussing food safety insights.

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Traceability and Consumer Trust: Kroger’s Approach to FSMA 204