Traceability & Transparency
End-to-end traceability means every product carries a verifiable history, from raw material through production and distribution to the consumer, and on to reuse or recycling. Kezzler connects that data across suppliers, manufacturers, logistics providers, and retailers into one standards-based record. Articles in this category cover grass-to-glass infant formula traceability at FrieslandCampina, Migros’ supply chain data marketplace built on EPCIS 2.0, digital deposit return schemes, apparel value chains with thousands of suppliers, and transparency in seafood and cosmetics. Case studies, webinars, and Forrester research show where visibility pays back in recall readiness, efficiency, and consumer trust, and how verified data makes ESG claims credible. Start here to see what product traceability data makes possible beyond compliance.
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Press releaseKezzler and iFoodDS demonstrate technical interoperability to streamline FSMA 204 compliance across the food supply chain
Kezzler and iFoodDS prove that FSMA 204 data can move across systems from different providers, completing a new proof of concept for supply chain interoperability.
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BlogWhat’s in your food? Texas takes a bold step toward food transparency
On 1 September 2025, Texas enacted one of the most significant food labeling laws in the US, requiring warning labels on any product containing 44 restricted additives. Here’s what manufacturers need to know and why other states are moving in the same direction.
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BlogSecure AI Agents for Supply Chain Traceability: The Model Context Protocol
Secure AI agents are redefining supply chain traceability. The future of logistics relies on secure AI Agents to autonomously govern and optimize traceability across every stage of the supply chain. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) enables these agents to operate safely across systems, ensuring trusted data exchange and real-time visibility from end to end.
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BlogScaling traceability in grocery retail
In this expert Q&A, Kezzler specialists discuss how EPCIS 2.0 helps Switzerland’s largest retail company scale traceability – improving supply chain visibility and operational efficiency, reducing food waste, and strengthening recall capabilities.
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WebinarKey traceability and transparency elements of DPP
Watch the second session of FASHION360’s “Untangling the 15 Data Elements of Digital Product Passport” series, where we dive into the key traceability and transparency requirements shaping the future of product compliance in the EU.
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BlogWhy transformation events are the future of traceability
Discover how EPCIS transformation events redefine supply chain traceability. Kezzler and GS1 US discuss granular visibility, regulatory compliance, and future-ready data standards.
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NewsDigital Deposit Return Scheme (DDRS) Trial Shows Promise
The Digital Deposit Return Scheme (DDRS) trial in Wales, has demonstrated the potential of a technology-driven approach to boost recycling and streamline the return process for consumers.
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Press releaseKezzler & Migros: pioneering the next wave of supply chain excellence
Kezzler and Migros are launching a Supply Chain Data Marketplace using EPCIS 2.0 technology, setting new standards in supply chain transparency.
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NewsDiscover what’s possible: Kezzler at Rockwell’s Automation Fair
Kezzler joins Rockwell Automation’s Automation Fair in Boston, November 6-9 to discuss traceability technology as key to supply chain visibility, regulatory compliance, and innovation.
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BlogOvercoming the challenges of food traceability
Achieving end-to-end food traceability is key to enhancing food safety, improving supply chain efficiency, and empowering consumers with valuable product information. From overcoming technical challenges to leveraging digitization for better transparency, discover how food traceability drives sustainability, compliance, and operational success across the supply chain.
