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Traceability

Every product has a journey worth understanding.

Follow evidence-backed product, lot, transformation, custody and shipment events across value chains.

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Illustration of a cocoa producer checking a harvest lot
Illustration of the AfriTrace approach.

What traceability means

Traceability connects records about a product’s origin, transformations, custody and movement. It helps people understand a journey and identify gaps in the supporting information.

Who it helps

Producers can explain provenance; buyers can investigate sourcing claims; partners can compare records across a supply chain.

How to assess a claim

Look for the event, responsible organisation, location, date and supporting evidence. Missing or outdated information should remain visible as a gap rather than being described as verified.

Availability

This page explains the approach. Public self-service event capture, supply-chain onboarding and complete tracing workflows are not yet available.

Prepare your next step

Make the conversation practical.

  1. Identify the product or lot

  2. Connect events and responsible parties

  3. Review evidence and gaps

Continue exploring

Find the next useful connection.

Check availability for your market or discuss your specific needs with the team.