PRACTICAL RECALL REVIEW
Practical recall guides for retailers
Know where to look, what to compare, and what to record. Start with the question in front of you, then connect the review to your store's catalog and physical stock.
Work through a product recall check
Check products for recalls
Compare your store catalog with official FDA, USDA FSIS, CPSC and NHTSA recall notices, using product names, UPCs, models and package details.
Read moreRecall review checklist
Use this practical checklist to review a potential product recall, compare the original notice with stock at each store, and document the action you take.
Read moreKeep a recall record
Record which product and notice you reviewed, what you checked on the shelf, and what action you took. Learn how RecallDash audit CSV and print exports work.
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Find the workflow for your store
Square retailers
Connect your Square catalog for daily product recall checks, email alerts, and a record of your review. Read-only access; you control your inventory.
Read moreGrocery stores
Monitor your grocery catalog against FDA, USDA FSIS and other recall feeds. Review potential matches, check package details, and record your store's actions.
Read moreButcher shops and delis
Check meat, poultry and deli catalog items against recall notices. Review producer, package and lot details, then keep a record of your shelf checks.
Read moreHardware and general stores
Monitor hardware and general-store products against CPSC and supported NHTSA equipment recalls. Review models, check your shelf, and document your response.
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Understand the sources behind a match
Five official feeds cover different product categories. Their publication schedules, available identifiers and history affect what a catalog check can find.
See recall sources, timing and coverage limits →Put your catalog on recall watch
Connect your Square catalog. Review the notices and keep a record of what you do next.