New members will be able to exchange key FDA-required data through the software firm’s Traceability Network before the January 2026 deadline.
ReposiTrak reports it is preparing to welcome another 50 new dairy and dairy-alternative suppliers into the queue for its Traceability Network.
The new members will be able to efficiently exchange intricate, FDA-required key data elements (KDEs) for each critical tracking event (CTE) in their supply chains, ensuring proactive compliance before the January 2026 deadline.
“ReposiTrak’s network, the largest operational traceability network, is helping dairy and plant-based suppliers achieve seamless compliance with FDA regulations and retailer traceability requirements,” Randy Fields, ReposiTrak chairman and CEO, said in a news release. “By joining the network, these suppliers can efficiently share traceability data with an unlimited number of in-network customers, all without the need for additional hardware or software.”
Among the 50 new suppliers are three standout members with a rich history. One is a Wisconsin-based, family-owned cheesemaker founded more than a century ago, now recognized as one of the nation’s top premium cheese and whey products makers. Another is a U.S.-based cooperative founded in 1938, consisting of 600 farm families and 7,000 associates. With award-winning milk, cheese, and other dairy products, it serves 30% of the U.S. market while emphasizing sustainable dairy practices. The third is a Swedish pioneer in plant-based alternatives, with its oat-based products available internationally.
The ReposiTrak Traceability Network requires no additional hardware or software and the ReposiTrak team assists in making the connections needed under the new regulation, the company added. Suppliers can connect to an unlimited number of trading partners and share data for a flat fee.
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