Be ready for FSMA 204 without the scramble

What the rule asks

The rule applies to foods on the FDA Food Traceability List such as leafy greens, fresh-cut produce, shell eggs, nut butters, certain cheeses, seafood and more.

With Wherefour

Wherefour flags which of your products and ingredients fall on the FTL, so you always know exactly what's in scope.

What the rule asks

Records are required at specific supply-chain events, from receiving, transforming, creating, and shipping FTL foods.

With Wherefour

Every time you receive, produce, or ship, the event is logged automatically, no separate step to remember.

What the rule asks

At each event you must capture specific data points such as lot code, product description, location, date, and quantity.

With Wherefour

The required data is captured as a byproduct of daily work, complete and consistent, every time.

What the rule asks

A traceability lot code must tie records together and follow the product as it moves and transforms.

With Wherefour

Lot codes are assigned and carried automatically through every transformation, so genealogy is never broken.

What the rule asks

When the FDA requests your records, you must provide them as an electronic sortable spreadsheet within 24 hours.

With Wherefour

Export the a sortable spreadsheet on demand and a task that takes seconds instead of days.

What the rule asks

Fast traceability exists so contaminated food can be found and removed quickly during a recall.

With Wherefour

Run a mock recall anytime to prove your program works and identify affected lots and shipments in just a few clicks.