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Prove where your food came from.

Prove where your food came from, how it was handled and who touched it.

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What you get with T57

OriginWithout T57: Claims you cannot proveWith T57: Verified, lot by lot
RecallsWithout T57: Slow and broadWith T57: Fast and targeted
Market accessWithout T57: At riskWith T57: Proof on request

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Hands lift freshly harvested soybeans from an open sack. — Every lot carries its specification, origin and inspection history.

T57 solves the problem of food whose origin and journey cannot be proven, by linking every lot to its source, processing, shipment and documents on a tamper-evident record.

The problem

Origin and journey that cannot be proven

Buyers, regulators and consumers increasingly want to know exactly where food comes from: which farm or fishery, which processor, whether it is halal, organic or deforestation-free, and how it was stored and shipped. Large importers and retailers now ask suppliers for this proof as a condition of buying. Most food SMEs keep this information on paper or in separate systems, so they cannot answer quickly or convincingly, and a single food safety incident can lead to a costly, oversized recall. The key challenges T57 addresses include:

Origin claims you cannot prove

Certificates and declarations are easy to copy and hard to check.

Slow, broad recalls

Without lot-level records, a problem in one batch can force a recall of far more product.

Market access at risk

Buyers and regulators may refuse goods that lack traceability records.

How T57 works for you

Register the source → Record each step → Anchor the evidence → Share proof

01
Register the source
Record the farm, fishery or factory behind each lot, linked to the producer's verified T57 Passport.
02
Record each step
Processing, packing, storage, inspection and shipment events are added to the lot's record by the parties who handle it.
03
Anchor the evidence
Key events and certificates are anchored on a tamper-evident ledger.
04
Share proof
Give buyers, auditors and regulators access to the lot's history, or share a traceability link or QR code.

Features

7 features, one trade record

Lot-level recordsEach lot carries its own history from source to buyer. For processors, this makes targeted recalls possible.

Verified originsSources are tied to verified producers with role labels. For buyers, this confirms who really grew, raised or caught the product.

Certificate linkingHalal, organic, phytosanitary and food safety certificates attached to the lots they cover. For exporters, this answers buyer questions at once.

Event recordingProcessing, cold storage, inspection and loading events added by the parties involved. For quality teams, this shows how food was handled.

Tamper-evident ledgerKey records anchored on a blockchain ledger. For regulators, this means records cannot be quietly changed.

Shareable proofTraceability links and QR codes for buyers, retailers and consumers. For brands, this turns provenance into a selling point.

Recall supportIdentify every buyer and shipment that received an affected lot. For food safety teams, this speeds up response.

Details that travel with the lotThe product details agreed in the contract, from origin and inputs to processing, stay attached to the lot on its trade record. For buyers and regulators, this means proof of what was sold.

Use case · Illustrative example

Kerala seafood exporter answers a European buyer's audit in minutes

A shrimp processor in Kochi exports frozen shrimp and is asked by a European importer to prove the origin and cold-chain handling of a shipment. Because each lot on T57 is linked to its verified farm sources, processing records, temperature logs, inspection report and health certificate, the processor shares a traceability link the same day. The importer completes its audit without holding the shipment.

Why T57

We believe that trust in food starts with knowing where it came from.

Records you cannot quietly change

Anchoring key events on a tamper-evident ledger means the history of a lot can be checked by anyone with access.

AI advises, people decide

AI flags gaps and inconsistencies in a lot's records. People confirm and correct them.

FAQ

Common questions

Who adds information to a lot's record?

The parties who handle it, such as the producer, processor, inspector and logistics partner, each add the events they are responsible for.

Can consumers see traceability information?

Yes, if the brand or seller chooses to share it through a link or QR code. Commercial details stay private.

Does traceability on T57 replace certification?

No. Certificates are still issued by accredited bodies. T57 links them to the lots they cover and makes them easy to check.

Every capability, one trade record