Guide to FSMA 204 Compliance for Non-US Markets
Navigate New Regulations with Confidence
Food safety regulations are evolving worldwide, and for businesses exporting to the United States, compliance with the FSMA 204 rule is now a critical requirement. This guide is designed specifically for food manufacturers, suppliers, and distributors outside of the US who need to understand the impact of FSMA 204 and how to prepare for compliance.
What is FSMA 204?
The Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Section 204 establishes enhanced traceability requirements for high-risk foods entering the US market. Under this rule, businesses must implement detailed record-keeping, standardised tracking systems, and traceability plans to ensure faster response times during foodborne illness outbreaks or recalls.
What’s Inside This eBook?
- A Step-by-Step Guide to FSMA 204 – Understand the specific traceability requirements and how they apply to your business.
- Compliance Checklist – Ensure you’re capturing the right data at each stage of the supply chain.
- Implementation Strategies – Learn practical steps to align your recordkeeping and traceability processes with FSMA 204.
- Technology & Tools – Discover how digital traceability solutions can simplify compliance.
Why Does FSMA 204 Matter for Non-US Companies?
Market Access
If you export food products to the US, compliance is mandatory to avoid shipment delays or import restrictions.
Supply Chain Integrity
Improved traceability enhances operational efficiency and ensures compliance across global markets.
Brand Trust & Safety
Meeting FSMA 204 standards demonstrates a commitment to high food safety standards, strengthening your reputation.