Discover what relevant food safety information means for your business.
Explore in four steps how RASFF Lens brings together official sources, your company profile and verifiable alerts.
Indicate which products are relevant.
Fictional company
Example Foods Ltd
Example categories:
- Wheat raw materials
- Egg products
- Processed bakery products
RASFF Lens can compare alerts with user-confirmed product groups, raw materials and hazards.
Suppliers, countries of origin and recipes are not automatically inferred as company facts from public sources.
One place for information from different sources.
Official food safety alerts include the source authority, date, product category and nature of the hazard. Each supported source retains its own provenance and status.
Fictional signal about a raw material
Possibly related fictional record
Not every international source under research is operational yet. RASFF Lens makes that distinction explicit.
From alerts to an evidence-based assessment.
Fictional scenario: An official alert might concern a wheat raw material. The example company has confirmed wheat as a relevant raw material.
- Product group: possible match
- Risk: shown with source context
- Business relevance: to be checked by the quality manager
- Uncertainty: visible, not hidden
A possible match does not prove the company purchased the affected goods or batch.
Review the source, manage your profile and decide.
Quality staff can examine evidence behind an alert, update their own profile details and organize relevant follow-up.
Planned offer: five calendar months of free app access for new, verified accounts. The current app still uses the old 45-day period. This extension takes effect only after a separately tested app release.
Separate Prospect Watch: up to five calendar months of company monitoring is a planned, separate opt-in service and is not yet live.
Afterwards: €49 per year is the planned self-service entry price; online payment and activation have not yet been released.