THE RESULTS
What results did Feihe Dairy achieve with Trace One Regulatory Compliance?
Before Trace One Regulatory Compliance, Feihe Dairy's regulatory team researched requirements market by market across official authority websites and specialized sources. That approach could not scale as export markets multiplied across Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Eurasia, and North America.
Today, FNMS alerts and the Food Law Library sit inside daily workflows for Regulatory, Quality, and R&D. Rather than each team researching independently, all three work from the same regulatory record — the change that makes forward-looking planning possible instead of reactive firefighting.
Feihe Dairy reports more than 20 hours returned to the regulatory team each month, and faster access to the requirements that gate export launches.
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TRACE ONE REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
What does centralized regulatory monitoring look like in practice?
In practice, centralized regulatory monitoring means one place to track international food regulations, access applicable requirements, and check what applies in each export market. Trace One Regulatory Compliance gives regulatory teams that single source, replacing manual research across individual government websites.
The platform supports a shared approach to regulatory intelligence across Regulatory, Quality, and R&D teams, helping organizations move from reactive monitoring to a more structured and forward-looking compliance strategy.
Trace One Regulatory Compliance is built for Tier 1 and Tier 2 food and beverage manufacturers managing regulatory requirements across multiple export markets.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Food News Monitoring System (FNMS)?
The Food News Monitoring System (FNMS) is the regulatory alerting component of Trace One Regulatory Compliance. It tracks regulatory developments and delivers alerts on the product categories a manufacturer operates in — for Feihe Dairy, infant formula and dairy products — so regulatory teams are notified of changes rather than having to look for them.
What is the Food Law Library, and what does it cover?
The Food Law Library is the regulatory reference component of Trace One Regulatory Compliance. It holds the requirements that apply in each export country, covering product requirements, registration obligations, labeling rules, and advertising legislation. Content is centralized, regularly updated, and translated into English.
Which markets does Trace One Regulatory Compliance cover?
Coverage spans multiple regions rather than a single bloc. Feihe Dairy uses it across China, North America including a manufacturing facility in Canada, Southeast Asia including the Philippines and Indonesia, the Eurasian Economic Union, and the Middle East. Geographic coverage aligned to export priorities was one of the criteria behind the company's selection.
Which teams use Trace One Regulatory Compliance?
At Feihe Dairy, the platform is embedded in the daily workflows of the Regulatory, Quality, and R&D teams. Rather than each function researching independently, all three work from the same regulatory record.
How is this different from monitoring government websites directly?
Monitoring official authority websites means researching country by country, in local languages, with no alerting when something changes. Trace One Regulatory Compliance consolidates, structures, and updates that information in one place, in English. Feihe Dairy reports more than 20 hours returned to its regulatory team each month after making the shift.