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Food Traceability Rule: Securing the Data Behind Your Records

Regulation & ComplianceRetail Processing & Food ServiceFood Logistics & Warehousing

Traceability records are only useful if they can be trusted — and produced quickly when they are needed.

About the event

The FDA's Food Traceability Rule asks many businesses to keep detailed records of how certain foods move through the supply chain, and to provide them quickly when asked.

This session looks at the security side: protecting those records from tampering and loss, and making sure they can still be produced during an IT outage.

Event speakers

Join as a speaker

  • Marcus Bell

    Convenor @ Sysco North East

  • Rachel Kim

    Co-Convenor @ Empire State Beverage Co.

Agenda

  1. 6:00 pm

    Welcome

    Marcus Bell, Convenor

  2. 6:10 pm

    Briefing: what traceability records involve

  3. 6:45 pm

    Panel: keeping records trustworthy

  4. 7:30 pm

    Networking