The Partnership for Food Protection Pilot Committee is launching three pilots that allows the food industry to test their FSMA 204 Traceability readiness and get feedback from peers and PFT members:
Please watch this video to learn more about PFT, these pilots, and how to participate! Participation is open to PFT members and non-members alike! Let’s Pilot Together!
The PFT Pilots Committee works to identify challenges that industry is facing in implementing FDA’s Food Traceability Rule, to develop agreed-upon methods – in the form of pilot invitations – that industry can use to work on solving those problems.
Instead of coordinating the design and execution of individual pilots, PFT provides a consistent framework for pilot and reporting of pilot learnings to enable greater visibility and improved ability to compare learnings across pilots. The Pilots Committee facilitates comprehensive and consistent collection of individual pilot learnings to share those learnings with FDA and industry, with pilot participant consent.
Pilot participants may share their learnings on a PFT call, as well as post their learnings on the PFT resources page for the benefit of industry members across the supply chain.
Is your company conducting FSMA 204 implementation exercises? Consider sharing your learnings through one of PFT’s pilot programs! Learn more about our current pilot program below.
The Partnership for Food Traceability (PFT) is inviting food companies to participate in a pilot program focused on practical approaches to Traceability Lot Code (TLC) and Traceability Lot Code Source (TLCS) implementation under FSMA 204.
Learnings from pilots may help inform industry and FDA’s continued implementation of FDA’s Food Traceability Rule.
Complete the form below to learn more or to sign up for this pilot!
