RecallScout monitors every FDA recall — Class I, II, and III — across food, drugs, medical devices, and cosmetics. Get supplier-specific alerts the moment the FDA acts, with pre-recall signals from Warning Letters and Import Alerts up to 14 days in advance.
The FDA uses three recall classes to communicate the severity of the health risk. Your response timeline should match the class.
Reasonable probability that use of or exposure to the product will cause serious adverse health consequences or death.
Remote probability of adverse health consequences, or where the consequences are temporary and medically reversible.
Use of or exposure to the product is not likely to cause any adverse health consequences.
10 regulatory databases. One supplier dashboard. Alerts before the public announcement.
RecallScout ingests FDA Class I, II, and III recalls from the FDA Enforcement Report and openFDA API — covering food, drugs, medical devices, cosmetics, and biologics. Every recall is normalized, classified, and cross-referenced against your supplier list within hours of publication.
FDA Warning Letters and Import Alerts are ingested daily and mapped to firm names using the same matching engine as the recall database. A supplier that receives a Warning Letter today will appear in your Crisis Signals feed today — not 14–30 days later when the recall is issued.
Set up your supplier list once. RecallScout monitors the FDA database continuously and sends an alert the moment any supplier in your network is named in a recall, warning letter, or import alert. No manual checking required.
Every alert includes a full audit trail: recall class, product description, recalling firm, lot codes, distribution scope, and a direct link to the FDA source record. Export supplier risk reports for FSMA compliance reviews and retail partner audits.
RecallScout ingests FDA Enforcement Report data every 6 hours and openFDA API data on a continuous basis. Most recalls appear in RecallScout within 2–4 hours of FDA publication.
Yes. RecallScout covers FDA food recalls (via openFDA and Enforcement Reports), FDA medical device recalls (via IRES and openFDA), FDA drug recalls, and FDA cosmetic adverse events. All are cross-referenced against your supplier list.
Yes. The free SupplierCheck tool lets you search any company name against the full RecallScout database — including all FDA recall classes, warning letters, and import alerts — with no account required.
RecallScout ingests FDA Warning Letters daily and maps them to firm names using fuzzy matching. If a supplier in your network receives a Warning Letter, it appears in your Crisis Signals feed alongside formal recall records.
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