FSMA 204 readiness assessment
FSMA 204 Readiness Assessment
Twelve questions, about five minutes. You'll get a Readiness Score from 0 to 100 (higher means more ready), an urgency level and three next steps on screen, no email needed. The FDA won't enforce the Food Traceability Rule before July 20, 2028, but your retail customers (Walmart, Kroger) and your SQF auditor are asking now. This tells you how hard to lean in.
New to the rule? Start with our FSMA 204 overview.
This assessment is a planning tool, not legal advice.
Your result
Readiness Score. Higher means more ready.
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Get your full report by email
We'll email you a PDF built from your answers. It lists each gap we found, the matching line in the FDA rule, the checklist item to fix it and a timeline working back from July 20, 2028. Your Readiness Score shows how ready your records and process look today. It isn't a compliance rating. Even a score of 100 doesn't mean you meet the rule.
This assessment is a planning tool, not legal advice. Check your own obligations against 21 CFR Part 1 Subpart S and the FDA Food Traceability List.
Get the Full Checklist
Get the Full Checklist
Every record the rule asks for at receiving, production and shipping, in one printable checklist sourced to the FDA rule. If you asked for your report by email, the checklist link is already in it.
What's inside
- Check your products and ingredients against the FDA Food Traceability List
- Your traceability plan and traceability lot codes
- Key data elements at receiving, transformation and shipping, each cited to 21 CFR Part 1 Subpart S
- The 24-hour test: can you produce the records within 24 hours of an FDA request?