Food Traceability Rule Training
Learn MoreStay Ahead of FDA Traceability Requirements
The Food Traceability Final Rule puts Section 204(d) of the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) into effect. It introduces enhanced recordkeeping requirements for traceability—going beyond standard regulations—for any company that manufactures, processes, packs, or holds foods listed on the FDA’s Food Traceability List (FTL).
To comply, businesses must have systems in place to effectively track the origin, condition, location, and handling controls of these foods throughout the supply chain. All affected parties should evaluate their current operations and readiness to meet these new standards.
Developed by experts from academia, industry, and government, this curriculum is the recognized standard for Food Traceability Rule training.
Who Should Attend?
- Food manufacturers, processors, packers, and holders of covered foods
- Quality Assurance / Food Safety Managers
- Supply Chain and Traceability Teams
- Regulatory and Compliance Personnel
- Anyone responsible for developing or maintaining a traceability plan
- Supply Chain and Logistics Personnel
- Preventive Controls Qualified Individuals (PCQIs)
- IT/Data Systems Managers (working with traceability software)
- Operations Managers
- Growers, Packers, and Importers handling FTL foods
What Skills Can Participants Expect to Learn?
Attendees of this FSMA 204 Traceability Rule training will gain practical, actionable knowledge to successfully comply with the FDA’s Food Traceability requirements. You will learn how to:
- Determine whether your company, products, or supply chain activities are subject to the FSMA 204 rule or specific customer traceability requirements
- Understand the FDA’s Food Traceability List (FTL) and its regulatory impact on your operations
- Identify, define, and properly document Key Data Elements (KDEs) for each Critical Tracking Event (CTE) in your facility
- Develop, implement, and maintain a compliant Traceability Plan, including designating a point of contact, ensuring records accessibility, and accurately describing products
- Seamlessly integrate traceability requirements into your existing food safety management systems
- Prepare effectively for audits and FDA inspections by maintaining accurate and readily accessible traceability records
- Leverage digital tools and technologies to streamline and improve your traceability workflows
Schedule Your Class Today
Don’t wait — secure your seat in this valuable training now for two important reasons:
- Stay Ahead of the Deadline: This course will equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to meet the FDA’s enhanced recordkeeping requirements well before the compliance date of July 20, 2028.
- Be Proactive, Not Reactive: Building a robust traceability system enables faster, more accurate tracebacks during recalls or investigations — reducing risk, protecting public health, and safeguarding your business.