Partner Section

Partners play a key role in TraceTracker's business strategy. TraceTracker works with partners to develop a strong partner community and provide customers with solutions and services that add value. A unique chain traceability technology combined with strong vertical solutions and experience, provides an excellent fit for a solid partnership. Our list of partners includes:

Global partners:

  • AIG

    AIG is the world's largest insurance company. Companies using the GTNet might apply for reduced premiums on their product liability and recall insurances.
  • BASF

    As a world leader in ingredients for the food value chain, BASF actively promotes the idea of electronic traceability and transparency in the value chain. BASF's own usage of the GTNet and their information sharing strenghtens the general awareness among other actors.
  • GS1

    GS1 is the worldwide leading organisation for providing global standards for supply and demand chains. The GS1 system of standards is used by the GTNet as the preferred alternative to achieve globally unique identification of TradeUnits. TraceTracker is a member of EPCGlobal Network and supports its architechture providing an RFID based infrastructure for supply chains.
    • GS1 Ivory Coast

      GS1 Ivory Coast has a sales agreement with TraceTracker to promote the GTNet in its region mainly to help secure fruit and seafood export.
  • IBM

    IBM is the world's leading system integrator of IT based solutions. TraceTracker works closely together with IBM in many countries for rollout of GTNet with a variety of different food value chains.
  • SAP

    GTNet is officially “Powered by SAP NetWeaver” after completing integration work with SAP’s software. TraceTracker works with the Retail Trade, Wholesale + Distribution and Consumer Products Business Units (BU) and is an official Industry Value Network (IVN) partner of the Consumer Products BU, with GTNet as the preferred solution provider for whole chain traceability. Work is on-going to ensure a tight integration with SAP software also ensuring that we meet industry demands as regulatatory requirements change.

Regional partners:

  • Allan Bremner

    Professor Allan Bremner works closely with the Australian seafood industry with traceability as one of the areas.
  • Nungesser

    Nungesser is a company with more than 225 years of history. Nungesser was founded in 1775 by J.H. Nungesser as a seeds trading business. Ever since, Nungesser has been dealing in seeds trade on an international level. Today Nungesser has formed a strong partnership with TraceTracker and added GTNet as a traceability service to assist companies in documenting their products that are traded on the Nungesser market place.
  • ProQUANTIS

    ProQUANTIS Ltd. & Co. KG (proQuantis) is a German-based enterprise, which is specialised in the development and implementation of information systems for intra- as well as inter-organisational quality management. Based on its strong ties to the University of Bonn, proQUANTIS is dedicated to delivering leading-edge technologies and services to the agriculture and food industry. Through its strategic alliance with TraceTracker, proQUANTIS is able to supply global traceability to its customers.
  • Ramboll

    Rambøll Norway is part of the Rambøll Group, the leading Northern European provider of knowledge services within construction technology, architecture, environment and management. TraceTracker works together with Ramboll's food industry consultancy resources to implement traceability solutions.
  • S+P LION AG

    S+P Lion is a german IT consultancy company implementing SAP solutions. Our partnership focuses on the SAP and GTNet integration by SAP users in Central Europe.
  • Traceability Systems

    Traceability Systems has a sales agreement with TraceTracker to promote the GTNet in Ireland and Northern Ireland.
  • XSInc

Research partners:

  • Norwegian Institute of Fisheries and Aquaculture Research (Fiskeriforskning)

    Fiskeriforskning performs research and development work for the fishery and aquaculture industry. The Institute covers all links in the value chain. An important area is traceability of food in general, and of seafood in particular, particularly related to development of methods and standards. TraceTracker has worked closely with Fiskeriforskning for several years developing principles and models for electronic traceability, and we have also been partners in several national and EU-funded traceability projects. Fiskeriforskning is responsible for co-ordinating the development of the TraceFood Framework which contain recommendations and guidelines for implementation of food traceability as well as a common language (TraceCore XML) for non-proprietary electronic interchange of traceability information. TraceTracker is involved in several projects where the TraceCore XML is used to exchange information with other food industry solution providers.
  • SINTEF

    SINTEF Fisheries and Aquaculture has knowledge and broad competence in the field of the utilization of renewable marine resources. The institute contributes to solutions along the whole value chain - from biological and marine production, aquaculture and fisheries to prosessing and distribution. TraceTracker has worked closely with Sintef for several years developing principles and models for electronic traceability and we have also been partners in several EU funded traceability projects.

Information, documents and software for partners are available via the "Partner Log in" link on this page. If you are partner or employed by a partner of TraceTracker, please request your personal password for that section via email.

Latest Partner News

2007-05-08, 12:58

IBM and TraceTracker combine HACCP and traceability

IBM has combined their leading risk management solution "IBM Food Safety Manager" with GTNet. This is a great example of how traceability can be used to strengthen a company’s HACCP processes

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2006-10-03, 10:23

IT&C signs reseller and service partner agreement with TraceTracker

IT&C (Information Technologies & Consulting)is a provider of standardized IT infrastructures in West-Africa and one of the founding members of the non-profit organization GS1 Ivory Coast. IT&C and TraceTracker is now entering into a new exciting technology and market cooperation. This partnership will benefit producers, manufacturers and exporters in West-Africa. GS1’s supply and demand chain standards and The Global Traceability Network (GTNet) are combined to form a total traceability solution offered and supported by IT&C. The goal is to ensure West-African countries access to the European and the American market.

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2006-09-27, 16:17

Traceability Systems Limited becomes agent for the Global Traceability Network

Traceability Systems Limited signs Agency agreement and Service Partner agreement with TraceTracker Innovation ASA and becomes TraceTracker’ s first local agent in Ireland and Northern Ireland. Traceability Systems Limited will promote GTNet and consequently help TraceTracker reach new markets and new opportunities.

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What We Do Credit Card

TraceTracker's business is taking care of vital electronic footprints left by all suppliers and manufacturers contributing to a finished product. By structuring and cross-relating these footprints through the Global Traceability Network, these "tracks" can help you to quickly identify harmful products, thereby preventing devastating food scares and the subsequent loss of consumer confidence.

But the "tracks" can also be used to transparently access a variety of product properties coming from all parts of a value chain. This opens up for a complete new range of sophisticated business applications for the supply chain.

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