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FSMA 204 compliance requires keeping the lines open

  • POSTED: 23/05/2024
  • AUTHOR: John McDonough

Supermarket Parimeter – 16 May 2024

Ensuring food safety in fresh food retailing necessitates collaborative efforts and partnerships among stakeholders, including retailers, suppliers, regulators, and consumers.By fostering open communication, sharing best practices, and aligning objectives, these collaborative initiatives can fortify the resilience of the food supply chain and mitigate the risks posed by foodborne illnesses and contamination incidents.

Retailers will likely leverage partnerships with suppliers to implement stringent quality assurance measures, promote transparency and establish robust traceability systems.

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