Food Supply Chain Intelligence

Transforming Global Food Supply Chains
with Innovative Traceability & Data Solutions

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Global food supply chains face inefficiencies, a lack of transparency, increasing food wastage, and innovations that overlook raw commodity producers. Access to traceability services and industry wide data is key for all global food supply chain participants to increase their levels of operational efficiency, act sustainably, and to make profitable trade decisions.

Global Problems

The global food supply chain is complex, with various stakeholders facing unique challenges that hinder efficient and sustainable operation.

Tracingly offers innovative solutions to meet this demand, providing greater transparency and traceability for businesses, consumers, and regulators alike.

Growing recognition of these challenges, including lack of transparency and inefficiencies, has driven the demand for ethical and sustainable practices.

Food Spoilage, Waste & Greenhouse Gases

One third of all food is wasted, costing nearly $US1 trillion and creating an annual carbon footprint of 3.3 billion tons (UN FAO).

Inconsistency of Quality & Delivery Time Delays

Creates a significant barrier for both buyers and sellers in the perishable goods trade.

Demand for Traceability

Food safety, ethical sourcing, regulatory compliance (EU Directive) and brand reputation are driving consumer and business demands for increased traceability.

Opaque Supply Chains & Data Silos

Limited traceability data is currently captured and what is captured remains in corporate silos creating data fragmentation and no industry wide solutions.

Tech Innovations Don't Reach Producers

Food supply solutions usually overlook raw commodity producers and are of little benefit to their communities or the environment.

Coffee Innefficiencies

The food supply chain faces acute traceability challenges, resulting in opaque origin, certification and logistics data creating high food wastage and delivery delays.

Solution

Trace

A traceability platform that allows tracking of commodities at each step of the supply chain, from field to consumer capturing, and captures key data such as:
• Temperatue
• Humidity
• Other environmental handling conditions
• Time and location
• Production and processing data.

Incentivise

Tracingly provides financial incentives to supply chain participants to ensure all data is captured accurately and traceability services benefitting both producers and buyers.

Reduce

By providing data transparency into the supply chain Tracingly facilitates more efficient supply chain decision making, resulting in food waste reduction.

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Tracingly Solution

Tracingly offers a unique global solution for enhancing transparency and traceability in food supply chains through an interoperable multitenant system that operates in a shared environment. It provides relevant stakeholders access to vital supply chain information that they require to make better business decisions.

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Data Exchange Platform

Contribute production and processing data

Contribute temperature, humidity and other environmental and handling conditions, time & location data and access production and processing data

Monitor and trace produce data back to source

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Track
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Our Unique Approach

Tracingly offers a unique global solution for enhancing transparency and traceability in food supply chains through an interoperable multitenant system that operates in a shared environment. It provides relevant stakeholders access to vital supply chain information that they require to make better business decisions.

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Industry Wide Solution

  • Creates transparency, trust and operational efficiency

  • Works with entire supply chain from farmers to retailers

  • Enables data monetization through incentivized data exchange whereby participants will receive a contribution fee each time their data is accessed

Interoperable

  • Traceability data capture on platform or from any third-party providers

  • Built around interoperability with existing traceability platforms, removing dependency on proprietary channels and single commodity supply

Wider Data Access

  • Enable industry benchmarking

  • Pinpoint supply chain efficiencies and inefficiencies

  • Provide supplier analytics on key metrics such as the duration of product movement along a specific trade route

Delivering Global Impact

Tracingly addresses a number of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

The UN Sustainable Development targets by 2030 include the goals of:

Cutting global food waste by 50% at the retail and consumer levels per capita. Reducing food loss in production and supply chains.

  • Reducing food waste from transport to table 

  • Reduction in greenhouse emissions

  • Reducing the food waste carbon footprint

  • Promotion of food security, accountability, and sustainable consumption

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