In a win for some food industry groups, the Food and Drug Administration plans to extend the deadline for a major food safety rule by 30 months, punting the compliance date for food traceability until ...

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced Thursday that it is extending the compliance deadline for its far-reaching FSMA 204 Food Traceability Rule by 30 months. The rule was originally set to ...

The FDA plans to delay the compliance date for traceability regulations for food by more than two years. The move comes at the request of food companies. The traceability rule is part of the Food ...

FDA signage outside the White Oak Campus. Credit: Tada Images/Shutterstock. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will delay the compliance deadline for its Food Traceability Rule by 30 months to ...

5 billion in the next four years. This surge reflects how modern technology is revolutionizing the way we track food from farm to fork. By 2025, food traceability has evolved from an industry buzzword ...

If you watched the news this past summer, you likely saw recalls of deli meats and poultry products. Multiple companies have recalled millions of pounds of food in recent months due to a connection ...

The FDA is delaying enforcement of the Food Traceability Rule, which has been in the works for 14 years, by another 30 months. In an announcement on March 20, the Food and Drug Administration said it ...

The federal government is back in business, and those who may be scrambling to comply with the January 20, 2026, deadline for the Food and Drug Administration’s (“FDA” or the “Agency”) Food ...