Recall plan & mock recall.
A recall runs on a clock from the hour a problem comes to your notice. The plan decides whether that clock is met.
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- Free 10-minute check
- Filed within 3 working days of getting your documents
- Licence in your own name
- Government fee paid by you directly to FSSAI
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What’s at stakeThe plan is only worth anything before you need it. A recall improvised in public — no lot coding, no distributor list, nowhere to hold stock — costs far more than the product it was meant to pull back.
Where the rule comes from
FSS (Food Recall Procedure) Regulations 2017, reg. 7(1)
We quote the regulation behind every requirement. Where FSSAI has not said something clearly, we tell you it is our advice, not the law.
Free, no sign-upRecall plan template (Word)You need this if…
- Manufacturers, importers and wholesale suppliers
- Retailers that also make, import or wholesale
What we’ll need from you
- How your lots and batches are coded
- Distributor, retailer and marketplace list
- Production and dispatch records for a recent batch
- Who decides, and who speaks — names and numbers
- Where recalled stock would be held
Exactly what you’re paying for.
Included
- Recall plan written to the Recall Regulations
- Traceability from batch to customer
- Timed mock recall
- Record kept for audit
Not included
- Logistics of an actual recall (supported separately)
Anything outside scope is quoted in writing before we do it.
- A recall plan in your name
- A timed mock recall report
Who does what, in order.
Most of the work is ours. Where something needs you, it says so.
After it’s done
- Mock recall every year
- WeMap traceability
Batch codes, raw-material lots, distribution records.
- WeWrite the plan
Team, triggers, notices, retrieval, disposal.
- YouRun the drill
We time it.
- WeFix gaps
Whatever slowed the drill.
The mistakes we see most.
The first recall is the wrong time to find the gap.
If you can’t list who got a batch, you can’t recall it.
Our promises, in writing
You get the fee before we start. If the scope changes, you hear it from us before it costs you.
We file on your own FoSCoS (FSSAI’s licensing website) account with your approval. Nothing to hand back if you ever leave.
Straight to FSSAI on FoSCoS. It never passes through us.
Each rule comes with its source, and we say clearly when something is our advice.
Common questions
Does a retailer need a recall plan?
Not unless it also manufactures, imports or supplies wholesale.
Who must have one?
Manufacturers, importers and wholesale suppliers (reg. 7(1)). Retailers only if they also make, import or wholesale.
Often needed alongside.
Compliance Care
The whole post-licence calendar, run for you, with a monthly status note.
See the serviceFSMS plan & HACCP
A Food Safety Management System written for your kind of business — not a template.
See the serviceMock inspection & readiness
Walk the Schedule 4 checklist and the document folder before the real inspector does.
See the serviceGet a fixed quote — in writing, before we start.
Book a free 10-minute check. A person — not a bot — calls you back within working hours, tells you exactly which licence you need and what it costs, before you commit to anything.
- Government fee paid by you, directly to FSSAI
- Filed under your own FoSCoS login
- Fixed fee, confirmed in writing before we start
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