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TOTALTrace : Extendable Traceability down to the smallest detail
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Contents
� Introduction TÜV Rheinland Group
� Business & Supply Chain Challenges
� TÜV Rheinland Compliance Platform (TCP)
� Applied Traceability for Food Industry
� Miscellaneous Traceability Applications
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At Home on All Continents.
500 locations in 61 countries around the world.
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Our Services.
More safety and quality –for your competitive edge.
Testing Inspecting Certifying Qualifying Consulting
Products Systems Processes People
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UN Global Compact.
Responsible actions.
We are committed to the principles of the UN Global Compact. This meansthat we abide by a set of basic values with regard to
� Human rights
� Labor standards
� Environmental protection
� Fighting corruption
We fully support these values and apply them in all we do.
Nearly 140 Years of Innovation
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Contents
� Introduction TÜV Rheinland Group
� Business & Supply Chain Challenges
� TÜV Rheinland Compliance Platform (TCP)
� Applied Traceability for Food Industry
� Miscellaneous Traceability Applications
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Regulatory Landscape
REACHEU RoHS
2009/48/ECWEEE
Com
plex
ity &
Sco
pe
Time
Regulations
Carbon Footprint
RRR
EuPChina RoHS
California RoHS
CPSIA
Customer Requirements
In-House RequirementsChina REACH
Conflict MineralsProp 65 Water Footprint
Fair Trade
Fair Miles
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Why Traceability ?
Adapted from graph by CheckPlant, Traceability Institute
Regulatory
Compliance
Quality
Safety
Brand Marketing
Brand Protection
Targeted Recalls/
Withdrawals
Visibility
Sustainability
Consumer Safety
Risk
Legal Action
Risk
Costs
Negative Publicity
Production
Inventory
CounterfeitingEfficient Logistics
Process Control
QUALITY & SAFETY
BRAND VALUE & PUBLIC IMAGE
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Traceability Across the Supply Network.
Adapted from graph by GS1
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Contents
� Introduction TÜV Rheinland Group
� Business & Supply Chain Challenges
� TÜV Rheinland Compliance Platform (TCP)
� Applied Traceability for Food Industry
� Miscellaneous Traceability Applications
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TOTALTrace : Identify Capture Analyze ShareLift the veil for your supply chain
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Traceability as a strong Foundation
Communication Management
Claim ManagementRisk Management
Document ManagementTrack & Trace
Standards Management
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Contents
� Introduction TÜV Rheinland Group
� Business & Supply Chain Challenges
� TÜV Rheinland Compliance Platform (TCP)
� Applied Traceability for Fresh Food Industry
� Miscellaneous Traceability Applications
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Supply Network Collaboration
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Product Data
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Goods-In / Raw Inventory / Load Analysis
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Batch / Lot : the crux of transformation
Carbon footprint
Water footprint
Responsible Sourcing
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Shipping / Goods-Out Analysis
Food Miles
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Inventory Overview
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Mock Recall Report
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Visualization / Geo-mapping
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Data Exchange / Interoperability(XML, SOAP, Web Services, Manual Upload)
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Traceability & Transparency : Combined Value Proposition
Ingredients
Shipment Inspection
Fertilizers
Production Facilities Vaccination
Production Import
Distribution
Processing
Retail
Consumer
Expiry dateStore Survey
Temperature Check
Lot Number / BatchTraceability
Audit
Analysis
TÜV Compliance Platform
Laboratory
Testing
Move to a more sustainable food system : socially, environmentally and economically
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Contents
� Introduction TÜV Rheinland Group
� Business & Supply Chain Challenges
� TÜV Rheinland Compliance Platform (TCP)
� Applied Traceability for Food Industry
� Miscellaneous Traceability Applications
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Industry Sector : Meat Processing
Meat
Farm Slaughtering House
RetailerInspection
Report
Logistics Provider
Food & Nutrients
Birth / Certificate of Wellness
Inoculations
administered Sold
Shipped
Slaughteredfed
Reared
birth / health
Ante / Post mortem
inspection
company
company
companypart
part company
document
documentpart
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Traceability Application : Meat Processing
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Industry Sector : Hi-Tech / Electronics
Bill of Materials / CDF
Transformer
Bobbin
Plug Pin Sleeving, U Plug
Opto-Coupler
PCB Material B
Material C
Material A Substance 2
Substance 3
Substance 1
Switching Mode Power Supply
Model: MWU4HT
MWU4HT
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Traceability Application : Hi Tech / Electronics
QC/QAQC/QA ProcurementProcurementEngineersEngineers
BOM in the Compliance Platform
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Traceability Application : Hi Tech continued
Rapid overview of the current compliance status
Compliant Not Compliant Unreported Part
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Traceability Application : Standards/Regulations Management
EU
Germany
France
US
California
Mexico
TÜV Rheinland experts will manage Regulatory Requirements Database
Product Classification taxonomy
Design/ Manufacture for Compliance
Regulatory Stipulations based on Country and Product Classification
Regulatory Certification and Compliance Checklist
Order/Proposal Process for Product
Technical Files can be updated by Supply Network Partners
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Summary
� Efficient usage of the Traceability data throughout the product lifecycle
Collect
Report
Integrate
Analyze
Data Upload
Compliance Analysis
RoHScompliance
Various Reports
REACH compliance
Industrycompliance
External Portal
SupplierSupplier
Importer
TÜVTÜV
Regulation update
CustomerCustomer
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TÜV Rheinland Group
Rakesh VaziraniRakesh.Vazirani@hk.chn.tuv.com+852 973 60607
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