RedLine Solutions and iFoodDS have announced an integration between RedLine's MyProduce™ platform and the iFoodDS Trace Exchange™ system. The partnership is intended to support produce suppliers in collecting, managing, and sharing Critical Tracking Events (CTEs) and Key Data Elements (KDEs) in line with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Final Food Traceability Rule.
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The collaboration connects MyProduce's data capture and labeling functions with Trace Exchange's secure data-sharing platform. According to the companies, the integration reduces the need for manual data re-entry, lowers the risk of errors, and provides real-time access to traceability records.
The integration aims to automate the transfer of traceability data between the two systems, facilitate compliance with traceability regulations, and improve supply chain visibility. Suppliers will be able to access records more quickly for investigations and reporting, while also reducing administrative work through validated data entry.
Todd Baggett, CEO of RedLine Solutions, said the collaboration combines data collection with advanced traceability tools, providing suppliers with an option to comply with new requirements more efficiently. Andrew Kennedy, Chief Traceability Officer at iFoodDS, said the partnership is designed to simplify the data-sharing demands of the FDA rule and provide an automated solution for suppliers and their downstream customers.
For more information:
Tyler Baggett
RedLine Solutions
Phone: +1 408 234 8540
Email: [email protected]
Alyson Sharron
iFoodDS
Phone: +1 206 219 3703
Email: [email protected]
www.ifoodds.com