The Food Traceability Survival Guide
Protecting Your Brand
In 2012, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration first exercised new powers granted under the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) to shut down processing at the Sunland, Inc. company’s peanut plant in New Mexico. The total cost of this recall is believed to have exceeded $1 billion with lawsuits still pending.
A recent survey by Red Prairie revealed that only 52% of food companies can execute a recall within hours as is expected with modern technology. Perhaps that is because 81% of companies surveyed were using either paper-based or only partially automated systems.
The food traceability software ebook was written to help food manufacturers and distributors:
- Consider the requirements of traceability compliance
- Calculate the potential costs of a recall
- Review food traceability software solutions other companies have used successfully to track food
- Gain practical advice for how to improve traceability systems and processes
- Locate additional resources to help you meet the compliance challenge
Download the Food Traceability Software Survival Guide for Manufacturers and Distributors today.
