Every major grocery retailer in the US is enforcing produce traceability requirements right now — regardless of the FDA timeline. Here's what each one expects from growers and packers, and how FieldToFile helps you meet those expectations.
ASN + SSCC-18 on every pallet, KDEs for all food products
EDI 856 ASN for all foods — not just FTL items
2-4 hour mock recall, GFSI certification, full lot traceability
ASN with KDEs for all foods entering Albertsons facilities
GTIN, lot/batch, voice pick code, and pack/sell-by date on every case
FSMA 204 compliance with GS1 standards, GFSI required
ASN before arrival, FTL supplier self-identification, supply chain mapping
GFSI certification, GAP audit, traceability ahead of FDA timeline
Traceability for all foods, aligned with FSMA 204 KDEs
Food Lion, Stop & Shop, Giant — traceable date codes on all products
Same Walmart traceability standards — SSCC-18, ASN, full KDEs
GFSI certification, traceability deadlines ahead of FDA
Annual GFSI audit at every facility, full regulatory compliance
FTL supplier self-identification, FSMA 204 alignment, GFSI or GAP Plus+
ReposiTrak compliance management, supplier document tracking
GFSI certification, 24-hour recall notification, lot traceability
Risk-based vendor audits, recall traceability, GFSI certification
Winn-Dixie & Harveys — local sourcing with food safety compliance
Third-party audit rights, lot tracking, regulatory compliance
Cooperative model — traceability requirements across 360+ stores
Third-largest warehouse club — lot traceability and recall readiness for bulk volumes
European food safety standards, supply chain transparency, GFSI required
California/Nevada — automated recall systems, quality monitoring technology
171 stores in Southern California — local sourcing with food safety compliance
West Coast retail/foodservice hybrid — dual-channel traceability requirements
#2 ranked US grocer — 90+ stores across New England
200+ stores across the Appalachian Southeast — regional sourcing priority
100% organic produce only — 160+ stores across 21 states
500+ independently owned stores across 18 states — franchise network traceability
100+ stores across the Midwest — St. Louis area's hometown grocer
Midwest natural foods — local farm partnerships with GAP/organic certifications
130+ stores across Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia
200 stores across Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic
Your first truckload is on us — up to 56 pallets, fully compliant. No credit card.