FSMA 204 compliance is shifting, and the FDAβs extended deadline offers food companies more than just extra timeβitβs an opportunity to strengthen traceability and build smarter supply chains. In this episode of
Food Tech Talk: Supply Chain Insights from Farm to Fork, host Lydia Adams speaks with Julie McGill, Vice President of Supply Chain Strategy and Insights at Trustwell, about how to turn compliance into a strategic advantage.
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AskReg AI Software Options | TrustwellJulie shares practical steps for evaluating current systems, closing data gaps, and engaging both suppliers and internal teams to ensure aligned processes. She highlights why data accuracy, automation, and standardized barcoding are critical to success, and explains how companies can develop flexible solutions that accommodate partners at different levels of technology readiness.
With more than two decades of experience shaping global traceability standards, Julie provides valuable insights to help food businesses not only prepare for FSMA 204 but also improve transparency, resilience, and efficiency across their supply chains.
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