Traceability
Traceability refers to the possibility of tracking history, application and location of the product in question, and it can also include the origin of raw materials and parts, process history, distribution and product location after delivery. One of widely accepted standards for traceability which fulfills all criteria is GS1 traceability standard (Integrated system of Global Standards intended for precise identification and transfer of information). GS1 defines minimal requirements and business rules for designing and implementing a traceability system. It refers to the entire supply chain and can be applied to any type of product. GS1 traceability standard is one of many systems which can, when applied together, help the companies to continue and provide satisfaction of customer expectation regarding safety and high level of product quality. The course is aimed at all who wish to acquaint themselves with the principle of traceability and possible ways of establishing systems of product identification in the entire supply chain and distribution.