How to define traceability¶
Olsen, P., & Borit, M. (2013). How to define traceability. Trends in Food Science & Technology, 29(2), 142-150.
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- Provenance
- Supply chain & food safety: Tracing food origin through producer-processor-distributor-retailer chain to enable contamination accountability; conflict-mineral certification requiring provenance documentation; manufacturer recall requiring provenance to identify affected batches and destinations, applications Olsen and Borit (2013) catalogue in their review of food-supply traceability mechanisms.
This sourceReview of food-supply traceability frameworks (including ISO 22005 and GS1 standards), connecting batch-level provenance documentation to contamination accountability and recall capability.
- Supply chain & food safety: Tracing food origin through producer-processor-distributor-retailer chain to enable contamination accountability; conflict-mineral certification requiring provenance documentation; manufacturer recall requiring provenance to identify affected batches and destinations, applications Olsen and Borit (2013) catalogue in their review of food-supply traceability mechanisms.
- Traceability
- Conversely, a closed system can be fully traceable (detailed internal audit logs) without public transparency.
This sourceReview of food-supply traceability frameworks (including ISO 22005 and GS1 standards), connecting batch-level provenance documentation to contamination accountability and recall capability.
- Conversely, a closed system can be fully traceable (detailed internal audit logs) without public transparency.
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