Imagine every piece of food had a digital passport that recorded its entire journey from the seed to the shelf. Instead of digging through piles of paperwork, a company can instantly see if a product is sustainable or safe. It's like having a high-tech GPS for food quality and ethics that no one can fake.
Agrifood companies struggle to track products from farm to store, making it hard to prove sustainability and comply with strict EU laws. Current data is fragmented, non-standardized, and difficult to audit.
A SaaS platform that creates digital twins of food products by automating data collection and using blockchain for secure audits.
If you are a food manufacturer dealing with complex global sourcing and fraud risks — this project developed a digital twin platform that automates data gathering to ensure product compliance and safety.
If you are a cooperative dealing with fragmented farm-level data — this project developed a tool that normalizes data to the EPCIS-GS1 norm, making your sustainable practices visible to buyers.
If you are a retailer dealing with strict EU deforestation and human rights regulations — this project developed a blockchain-secured audit system that proves the origin of every batch in your store.
Based on available project data, the specific pricing is not mentioned, but the solution is described as being delivered via applied SaaS tools.
Yes, the project is designed to handle vast amounts of data from worldwide supply chains and uses the EPCIS-GS1 industry norm for universal interoperability.
Based on available project data, the platform is built by an SME (Connecting Food), but specific licensing terms are not provided.
The platform specifically addresses the CSRD directive, circular economy directive, deforestation regulation, and the climate protection act through digital audits.
The platform automatically ingests data from any existing system in any format, including farmer, quality, and sustainability data, and transforms it into standardized data.
The project is led by a single French SME, Connecting Food, which represents 100% of the consortium. This lean structure suggests a highly focused commercial drive, backed by founders with 20 years of experience in major food groups like Nestlé and Danone, ensuring the tool is built for actual industry pain points rather than academic theory.
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