supply chain traceability
[/səˈplaɪ tʃeɪn ˌtreɪsəˈbɪləti/]
noun
rastreabilidade da cadeia de suprimentos
1. The ability to track and identify the origin, movement, and history of products, materials, or components throughout the entire supply chain from raw materials to end consumer
Supply chain traceability helps companies identify contaminated products quickly and efficiently.
A rastreabilidade da cadeia de suprimentos ajuda as empresas a identificar produtos contaminados rapidamente e com eficiência.
2. A system or process that enables transparency and accountability in the supply chain by documenting each step of production and distribution
Implementing supply chain traceability requires investment in technology and documentation systems.
Implementar rastreabilidade da cadeia de suprimentos requer investimento em tecnologia e sistemas de documentação.
3. The practice of maintaining detailed records that allow verification of product authenticity, quality, and compliance with regulations
Supply chain traceability is essential in the pharmaceutical industry to prevent counterfeit medications.
A rastreabilidade da cadeia de suprimentos é essencial na indústria farmacêutica para prevenir medicamentos falsificados.
Supply chain traceability has become increasingly important in both Brazilian and American business contexts, particularly following food safety scandals, pharmaceutical counterfeiting concerns, and environmental regulations. In Brazil, it's especially relevant in the agribusiness sector and food exports. In the USA, it's mandated in several industries including pharmaceuticals, food, and defense. Companies increasingly use blockchain technology and IoT solutions to maintain traceability, reflecting global digital transformation trends.
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