Logistics
Goods Traceability
Also known as: Product traceability, Supply chain traceability
The ability to track the history, location, and movement of goods throughout the entire supply chain, from origin to end consumer.
Also known as: Product traceability, Supply chain traceability
The ability to track the history, location, and movement of goods throughout the entire supply chain, from origin to end consumer.
Goods traceability is the ability to follow a product's journey throughout its entire supply chain: from manufacturing through international transport and customs clearance to distribution and final sale. It uses technologies such as barcodes, RFID, GPS, and IoT.
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An integrated network of organizations, people, activities, information, and resources involved in creating and delivering a product, from raw materials to the end consumer.
TechnologyBlockchain in Supply Chain
Distributed and immutable ledger technology applied to the international supply chain to guarantee traceability, authenticity, and transparency of goods, customs documents, and certificates of origin from manufacturer to end consumer.
DocumentsCertificate of Origin
Document certifying that goods originate in a specific country, required to claim preferential tariff rates under trade agreements.
RegulationsAuthorized Economic Operator (AEO)
Security certification granted by Mexico's SAT to companies meeting international supply chain security standards.