Processors & Corporates
Farm-to-Pack Traceability for a Multi-Route Dairy Operation
Milk from thousands of producers is pooled twice before it reaches the dock. Traceability has to work at collection-centre resolution.
The challenge
- Milk is collected at village-level societies, pooled into route tankers, pooled again at the chilling centre, and standardised at the plant — three aggregation points in under twelve hours.
- Animal welfare, antibiotic residue and feed-source claims are made at brand level but evidenced nowhere at producer level.
- Field staff, veterinary officers and procurement teams work from separate records with no shared producer identity.
How the platform solves it
Producer registry with herd detail
Each producer is registered with herd size, animal identification, feed regime and welfare attributes, creating the producer-level evidence base that brand claims require.
Collection-centre resolution traceability
Each collection event links producer to society to route tanker to chilling centre with quantity and quality parameters, so a plant intake resolves to a defined set of societies and producers.
Role and hierarchy based access
Field officers, society secretaries, veterinary staff and corporate teams operate on one dataset with permissions matched to their role, ending parallel record-keeping.
Verification tags for welfare and practice claims
Producers meeting defined welfare or feed criteria carry verification tags with recorded evidence and review dates, so a marketing claim maps to an auditable producer set.
Outcomes
- Plant intake resolvable to producer cohorts within hours
- Welfare and residue claims backed by producer-level records
- One dataset across field, veterinary and procurement teams
- Recall scope narrowed from a day’s production to specific routes
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