Mi-Trace Intelligent Traceability Platform

MIMOS Berhad is a Malaysian national technology research and development organization. It develops platforms that public bodies and industry can adopt, including Mi-Trace, which addresses product fraud, origin misrepresentation and weak supply chain visibility.

Mi-Trace is built on GS1 standards and lets brand owners, logistics providers, retailers and regulators record product events, including multi-level packaging, verify certificates, receive anomaly alerts and issue recalls. It supports QR codes, 1D barcodes, DataMatrix and RFID, combines database and blockchain storage, and exposes web service APIs to EPCIS-compliant systems. Consumers scan a QR code to see origin and certification. Deployments include the Penang state durian track-and-trace system from 1 June 2025 and vaccine management for Malaysia's Ministry of Health.

• GS1-based identification: Supports QR codes, 1D barcodes, DataMatrix and RFID under GS1 standards.
• Event tracking: Records product events across manufacturers, logistics providers, retailers and regulators.
• Multi-level packaging: Links items, cases and pallets for aggregated tracking.
• Certificate verification: Validates product certifications and shows them to consumers.
• Anomaly alerts and recall: Flags irregular movements and issues recall notices.
• EPCIS API: Exposes web service APIs to connect with EPCIS-compliant systems.

Vietnamese provincial agencies can run origin authentication for specialty fruit such as durian or pomelo destined for China. Pharmaceutical distributors can track vaccines and medicines through multi-level packaging. Export cooperatives can share GS1 EPCIS data with importers to verify certificates.

Real-time tracking, anomaly alerts and certificate verification help reduce fraud and misrepresentation, as in the Penang durian program. GS1 and EPCIS compliance allows data exchange with trading partners and export markets such as China and Singapore. Recall functions and multi-level packaging support help regulators and brand owners act quickly on safety issues.

Premium agricultural exports such as durian face fraud and origin misrepresentation, and importing markets demand verified provenance. ASEAN governments are investing in national traceability systems, and Vietnam's national traceability portal creates demand for GS1-compliant platforms that public agencies and producers can share.

MIMOS Berhad is a Malaysian national technology R&D organization. Mi-Trace powers the Penang durian track-and-trace system with the Penang state government, effective 1 June 2025 and described as its first durian application in Malaysia, covering domestic sales and exports. The website does not describe a commercial licensing model.