1. UN/CEFACT standards for Electronic information exchange Tracking and tracing of animal and plant products
Short overview over the project
Started in 2013
First T&T animals and fish, published in 2016
Now T&T product, to be published in 2017

2. UN/CEFACT standards for electronic information exchange on T&T
Developed with other United Nations bodies, governments, business and non-governmental organizations. Systems and applications worldwide interoperable. Information exchange more reliable. Paperless trade reduces cost and time
Global interest, interoperability of systems across borders, quality of information, efficiency
Started in 2013
First T&T animals and fish, published in 2016
Now T&T product, to be published in 2017

3. Results UN/CEFACT project Traceability of animal and plant products
A generic model, structure and data formats
All traceability information fits in
All production chains: agricultural products, endangered species, textile industry
All production chains
Implementation guides

4. Activity diagram
Business case is about asking a T&T question and retrieving the T&T data required.

5. Track and Trace Event recording and data retrieving
What product ID and product type When read and recording date time Where read and business location Who party involved Why process / business step / disposition
Event recording with only identifiers and codes = level 0
Choice of the EPCIS system, developed by GS1
Adapted by UNCEFACT
With the identifiers further search for information is possible: level 1/2

6. Future state Services: discovery / search / smartphone apps retail
tracking
Repository
Repository
Repository
Repository
FMS
ERP
ERP
ERP
tracing
labelling
at farm
sheep
wool
washing
spinning
weaving
confection
retail

7. Track and Trace Event Key information entitiesx
TT_ Location
TT_Party
TT_ Processing step
TT_ Animal/Plant
Product
TT_ Transport
Movement
More detailed information entities are linked to or based on these ones
TT_ Transport
Means

9. Issues in traceability
Sensitive data
Business partners not known
Different business conditions
Product batches are put together, split up or used as inputs
Present information exchange from node to node
A standard is one aspect, the easy part
Development of a traceability chain is complicated
Business operations determine the level of traceability, unless they can be adapted

10. UN/CEFACT T&T standard Minimum conditions
Who registers what information
Who can acces what information
Who is/are repository parties
How the network of repositories will function
Software is developed accordingly

11. Where are we? Standard published
Tracking and Tracing of animals and fish (2016).
Tracking and Tracing of animal and plant products (2017).
Plant and Animal product in 1 standard:
Avoiding duplication of 31 ASBIE’s
Idem 33 Business Information entities

12. Implementation guides
Handbook on electronic business standards for agricultural trade facilitation (Heiner Lehr)
Guide for best practice in the set up of traceability projects in cross border trade (Andrew Baxter)
Electronic Product Code Information Services (EPCIS) implementation guideline GS1
1 and 2 are ready
3 is developed for GS1 and needs to be adapted for UN/CEFACT (who is responsible?)

13. To be done
Implementation guidelines
Compatibility EPCIS - UNCEFACT

14. Contact
Niki Dieckmann Frans van Diepen