Does traceability require expensive technology?

Not necessarily. The right system is proportionate to the chain and its buyers. We design frameworks that start with sound process and records, and add technology where it genuinely earns its place.

Service

Traceability and Value Chains

We map value chains and build the traceability frameworks that make them transparent and sustainable. Our work spans agriculture, fisheries, livestock, manufacturing, and export chains where provenance, quality, and compliance increasingly determine market access.

Trace every step

Verified at every step

What you can expect

Verifiable provenance from origin to market
Access to standards-driven and regulated markets
Stronger, more sustainable value chains
More value captured by producers

What we do

How we support you in traceability & value chains

Value chain mapping

We map each step from origin to market, the actors, flows, and gaps, so interventions target where they matter most.

Traceability frameworks

We design traceability systems that record provenance and movement, aligned to the standards buyers and regulators require.

Sustainability and provenance

We help chains demonstrate sustainability and origin, increasingly a condition of access to premium and regulated markets.

Sector strengthening

We strengthen agrifood, fisheries, and livestock chains so producers capture more value and meet export requirements.

Our approach here

01Map the value chain and the standards its markets demand.
02Design a traceability framework proportionate to the chain and its buyers.
03Pilot, refine, and scale the system with the actors who will run it.
04Build the capability to sustain provenance and quality over time.

What we deliver

Traceability frameworks and standards alignment
Value chain mapping and analysis
Sustainability and provenance systems
Sector strengthening for agrifood and fisheries

Who it is for

Agribusiness and agrifood exporters
Fisheries and blue economy actors
Governments strengthening value chains
Development partners funding sector programmes

Questions

Common questions

Buyers and regulators in major markets increasingly require proof of where a product came from and how it was produced, for food safety, sustainability, and due-diligence reasons. Without credible traceability, exporters risk losing access to those markets.

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