SFCR – Licensing and Traceability

The Safe Food for Canadians Regulations (SFCR) is currently in force with licensing and traceability requirements in effect for many businesses in the fresh fruits or vegetables (FFV) sector.

On January 15, 2020, the preventive control and preventive control plan requirements will come into force for FFV businesses that hold a Safe Food for Canadians licence, as well as for growers and harvesters.

Growers and harvesters will also need to start complying with the traceability requirements.

If you have any questions about the DRC Membership as it relates to the SFCR, please contact our help desk at [email protected] or +1-613-234-0982

 

As a member of DRC since our inception we have found the resources and protection DRC provides us as both a broker and carrier to be invaluable! You shouldn’t be in the produce business without a membership, regardless of your role!

Joe Rubini
Joe Rubini
President
Rally Logistics, Inc.

DRC Membership is an important part of our screening for new trading partners. DRC has been a great help, not only in resolving disputes, but also with their educational initiatives and involvement in developing best practices within the industry.

Mark Reasons
Mark Reasons
Plant Manager
Ocean Mist Farms

In dispute situations with our clients, the services provided by DRC have fulfilled Meridian Fruits SPR de RL Expectations and the results have left us with great satisfaction. For the above reasons, we put our trust in DRC for further assistance.

E. Fabricio Blanco Gallegos
E. Fabricio Blanco Gallegos
Legal Representative
Meridian Fruits SPR de RL.
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