FSMA 204 is the FDA Food Traceability Final Rule. It requires brands handling foods on the FTL (Food Traceability List) to maintain Key Data Elements at six Critical Tracking Events. The platform's batch and origin module captures that data shape today.
Each row maps to a real workflow in the dashboard.
Receiving, transformation, creation, shipping, growing/harvesting/cooling. Track activities timeline supports each event type.
Lot codes, traceability lot codes, dates, locations and quantities tied to the GTIN. Stored once, surfaced everywhere.
When a recall hits, the affected SKUs and lots are one query away. Both internal and consumer-facing recall surfaces.
Tracking users with platform-only or field-app access. Per-user audit trail on track activities.
FSMA 204 is the FDA's Food Traceability Final Rule, with a compliance date in early 2026. It applies to brands handling foods on the FDA's Food Traceability List (FTL): leafy greens, fresh herbs, melons, peppers, sprouts, tropical tree fruits, soft cheeses, eggs, finfish, smoked finfish and ready-to-eat deli salads, among others. The rule requires brands to maintain Key Data Elements (KDEs) at six Critical Tracking Events (CTEs): receiving, transformation, creation, shipping, growing/harvesting and cooling. Records must be made available to FDA within 24 hours of a request.
The platform's track activities timeline supports each CTE type with structured fields for date, location, lot code, traceability lot code and quantities. Batch lots tie into the GS1 Digital Link URL on pack, so a shopper scanning a real pack reaches the right batch's content. Tracking users with field-app access let line operators record events as they happen, with per-user audit trail attribution. CSV export from track activities means handing FDA an auditable record is a single download, not a forensic exercise across spreadsheets.
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