Automated Whole-Chain Traceability - Now a Reality

Cristian Barcan, Project Manager - Traceability and Food Safety
BASF Aktiengesellschaft, Germany
 
 
This presentation was given at Food Traceability 2006 on Feb 01, 2006.
 

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Presentation Summary
  • Whole-chain traceability is the future
  • Example: the TELOP-TRACE project in farmed salmon (first electronic whole-chain traceable market segment)
  • Reasons for whole-chain traceability
  • Current BASF status implementing TraceTracker as a solution for whole-chain traceability
  • Next steps
Speaker Biography
Educated in Computer Science and Mathematics, Cristian Barcan has started working in 1997 for BASF Corporation in its North-American Headquarters in Mount Olive, New Jersey. He has held various project and business management positions in Information Technology, E-Commerce, and the Beverages departments. Due to his extensive IT knowledge combined with his business experience, Cristian has been given the responsibility in 2004 to manage traceability within the BASF European Fine Chemicals division. Since August 2005, Cristian is located in Colorado (USA) and has taken over global responsibility for the traceability project
Company Profile
BASF is the number one chemical company in the world. Located in Ludwigshafen, Germany, the company has offices and/or production plants in almost every country in the world. In produces about 8,000 products with wide applications ranging from automotive, construction, textile, and pigments to human and animal nutrition, pharmaceutical ingredients, cosmetics ingredients, and agricultural products. Its current work force employs close to 84,000 people worldwide. The company had revenue from Sales of 34 billion Euros (cca. 40 billion USD) in 2004.

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