Definitions and objectives of traceability
Food traceability - General aspects
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Definitions and objectives of traceability
Food traceability - General aspects

Author : Daniel NAIRAUD

Publication date: June 10, 2003 | Lire en français

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1. Definitions and objectives of traceability

According to ISO 9000-(2000), traceability is "the ability to trace the history, implementation or location of what is being examined. In the case of a product, it may relate to the origin of materials and components, the history of manufacture, distribution and location of the product after delivery".

According to the former ISO 8402 standard, traceability is "the ability to trace the history, use or location of an entity (e.g. plant, animal, foodstuff) by means of recorded identifications".

To this end, traceability provides the mechanisms for creating a continuous flow of information coupled with a physical flow of goods. Its central objective is therefore to limit the discontinuity of information throughout the food chain, by means of a system for documenting and recording data linked to commercial...

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