for FOOD INDUSTRY

End-to-End Traceability
From Source to Shelf

Track ingredients, batches, and product movement across food supply chains to improve safety, transparency, and recall readiness.

Fragmented data slows investigation of contamination and food safety incidents.
Identifying affected batches and tracing distribution pathways takes significant time.
Delays in response increase regulatory risk, financial impact, and brand damage.

Tracking ingredient origins and batch movement across the supply chain is complex and inconsistent.
Disconnected systems make it difficult to establish a single, reliable view of product data.
Visibility gaps increase risk during audits, inspections, and day-to-day operations.

Food products move across farms, processors, distributors, and retailers with limited data continuity.
Ingredient and batch information is often siloed across multiple systems and partners.
Lack of standardization makes end-to-end traceability difficult to maintain.

Ingredient Traceability

Track ingredient origins across farms, suppliers, and facilities to maintain visibility across the food supply chain.

Batch and Lot Traceability

Maintain batch and lot relationships across supply chain events to preserve accurate product history.

FSMA 204 Compliance

Adhere to traceability requirements under Food Safety Modernization Act by capturing data as per GS1 Standards.

Supply Chain Data Exchange

Exchange traceability data across supply chain partners for continuous product visibility.

Audit-Ready Records

Maintain detailed traceability records to support regulatory investigations and inspections.

Recall Readiness and Response

Quickly identify affected batches and trace back pathways to enable faster and more targeted product recalls.

Each stakeholder in the food supply chain is responsible for capturing and maintaining traceability data at specific stages.

Growers and Producers

Processors and Manufacturers

Distributors & Logistics Providers

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