Traceability in Action
Explore real EPCIS provenance timelines across four supply chain scenarios. Each link below opens a live hosted product page with a complete event chain - from farm or factory to retail shelf.
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The hosted page displays an interactive EPCIS provenance timeline showing every supply chain event.
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Organic Baby Spinach (5 oz)
Pacific Coast Organics · Lot PCO-H2026-001
Follow a batch of organic baby spinach from Pacific Coast Organics through commissioning, inspection, packing, shipping, and receiving. This is FSMA 204 lot-level traceability for leafy greens — the kind of data the FDA can request within 24 hours.
- FSMA 204 Food Traceability List (FTL) item
- 5-event supply chain journey per lot
- Lot-level provenance timeline on the hosted page
Fresh-Cut Fruit Medley (16 oz)
Harvest Valley Foods · Lot HVF-FC2026-015
Fresh-cut produce requires enhanced traceability under FSMA 204. This fruit medley batch shows the complete chain from harvest through processing, packing, and distribution to retail — each step logged as an EPCIS event.
- FTL category: Fresh-Cut Fruits and Vegetables
- Processing facility inspection events
- Full chain of custody to retail shelf
Cold-Pressed Green Juice (12 oz)
Harvest Valley Foods · Lot HVF-GJ2026-001 · Serial HVF-BT-260201-A01
Each bottle of cold-pressed juice gets its own serial number and a complete event chain — from commissioning on the production line through quality control, cold storage, distribution, and retail sale. Scan this QR code to see every stop this specific bottle made on its journey.
- 8-event chain per individual bottle
- Quality control and cold chain events
- Entry state tracking (active → sold)
Hard Apple Cider (4-pack 16 oz cans)
Cascadia Brewing Co. · Lot CBC-CI2026-003 · Serial CBC-KEG-20260125-01
Serial-level tracking for craft canned beverages. Each 4-pack of hard cider is tracked from the brewery through warehouse staging, shipping, and delivery to the bar or retail location. Demonstrates how serial-level tracking works for distribution-scale multi-pack items.
- 5-event distribution chain for each 4-pack
- Brewery → warehouse → bar or retail tracking
- Aggregation events for pallet loading
What am I looking at?
Each hosted page shows an EPCIS provenance timeline - a chronological record of supply chain events captured in the GS1 EPCIS 2.0 standard. Here's what the sections mean:
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