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  • Food Science
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Information Technology

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  • Processed foods are vital but challenging to trace due to complex supply chains.
  • Ingredient mixing and resource transformation complicate traceability compared to primary agro-food.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To review current progress in processed food traceability.
  • To analyze challenges and methods for implementing effective traceability systems.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of food supply chain and processing stages.
  • Summarization of traceability methods: physical separation, batch association, isotope/DNA tracking, AI, and blockchain.
  • Evaluation based on recall effects, traceable resource units (TRUs), and granularity.

Main Results:

  • Traceability challenges stem from resource transformations during processing.
  • Various methods offer different advantages and disadvantages for traceability.
  • Combined application of methods can improve traceability granularity.

Conclusions:

  • Novel technologies like AI and blockchain offer significant potential for improving processed food traceability.
  • Optimizing batch mixing with AI and enhancing credibility with blockchain are key advancements.
  • Future efforts should focus on integrated approaches tailored to specific food processing scenarios.