LIFAIO^™ Pro — recall and allergen verification for establishments

An individual wants to know. An establishment must prove.

If you serve food, sell products or care for people, you may be asked how you make sure nothing recalled reaches your customers. Most establishments answer “we check the notices from time to time.” There is no trace of it.

LIFAIO Pro produces that trace.

A dated certificate

Scan or import your products. LIFAIO compares them with the official recall databases of HHealth Canada, the FDA, the CPSC, SaferProducts.gov and the European Commission, then produces a document you can print or save as PDF:

Verification certificate
Sunshine Daycare — 123 Main Street, Montreal
10 August 2026, 2:32 PM · 47 products checked
Database: Canada — 19,474 notices
✅ No active recall among the products checked

Keep it with your records. It shows what you checked, when, and against which database.

Allergen breakdown

For each product in your inventory, LIFAIO reads the real ingredient list and groups your products by allergen:

Milk — 12 products
Peanuts — 3 products
Gluten — 8 products

Useful for building menus, declaring dishes, or keeping a nut-free facility genuinely nut-free.

This covers YOUR PRODUCTS, never people. LIFAIO processes no health data about anyone.

Import your inventory

A shop with thousands of references cannot scan item by item. Upload a CSV file with your barcodes — LIFAIO looks up the names, checks everything, and warns you when a recall touches your stock.

Official recall coverage

Official recall coverage in 10 countries: Canada, United States, United Kingdom, Australia, the European Union, New Zealand and Brazil, plus AI-assisted search for Mexico, Argentina and Chile.

What a certificate does and does not say

A certificate attests that the listed products were compared with official recall notices on a given date. It does not attest that those products are safe. A recall published after the check, a notice without a barcode, or a product absent from the databases cannot appear on it.

Allergen information comes from Open Food Facts, a community database that may be incomplete. Packaging always prevails.

LIFAIO is not affiliated with, nor endorsed by, any government agency.