TraceX Farm-to-Fork Food Traceability

TraceX Technologies is an agri-food software company headquartered in Bengaluru, India. It builds traceability and compliance tools that help food companies, agribusinesses and farmer groups prove where ingredients come from and meet food safety and sustainability requirements.

The Farm to Fork platform is a blockchain-based SaaS covering first-mile farm traceability (GPS-tagged plots, verified farmer profiles, crop stages from sowing to harvest), harvest, grading and warehousing by lot, ingredient mapping through processing, and batch-level serialization of inventory movements. Each lot receives a dynamic QR code so consumers can view the product journey. The company also offers separate EUDR, digital product passport and digital MRV solutions; case studies include ITC, MTR Foods and TechnoServe programmes, and customers include Olam and Organic India.

• First-mile traceability: Captures GPS-tagged plots, verified farmer profiles and crop stages from sowing to harvest.
• Lot-based post-harvest: Manages harvest, grading and warehouse intake by lot.
• Process traceability: Maps ingredients from raw inputs to packaged goods and helps locate contamination points.
• Batch serialization: Tracks lot IDs and inventory movements in real time for recalls and audits.
• Consumer QR codes: Assigns a dynamic QR code to each lot showing its journey.
• Blockchain records: Stores traceability events on a blockchain-based platform.

Vietnamese fruit and spice exporters can document farm origin and lot history for buyers in the US and EU. Food processors can map ingredients to finished batches to speed up recalls. Farmer cooperatives can offer premium buyers QR-based product stories.

The vendor reports 40% better recall efficiency, 70% faster documentation cycles and a 50% reduction in dispute-related costs and rejections. Raw materials, suppliers and processing batches are digitally tagged and geolocated, supporting audits under FSSC, FSMA and BRC. Dynamic QR codes give consumers a verifiable product story.

Retailers and importers increasingly require farm-level origin data, and rules such as the US FSMA 204 traceability rule and EU due diligence laws raise documentation demands. In Southeast Asia, including Vietnam, exporters of fruit, spices, coffee and seafood need low-cost tools that work with smallholder supply bases.

TraceX Technologies, Rajarajeshwari Nagar, Bengaluru, India. Case studies on its site include ITC, MTR Foods, Onganic, Srinergy Farms and a TechnoServe tur value-chain project published in February 2026. The site displays SOC 2, ISO 27001 and GDPR badges and offers demo requests.