TraceX

TraceX (tracextech.com) provides a software platform for traceability, sustainability and compliance management across food and agricultural supply chains. Its proprietary blockchain network digitizes end-to-end supply chain processes so that participating actors can add, view and exchange information that is recorded as a tamper-resistant single source of truth, supporting verifiable transparency and traceability at any point in the chain. The company combines blockchain with AI and satellite technology to deliver end-to-end visibility, global compliance reporting and carbon management across multiple supply chain tiers.

The platform is organized into modular products: Trace Gro for first-mile data capture from seed to harvest, Trace Pro for post-harvest process management, Trace Carbon for digital measurement, reporting and verification (DMRV) of carbon projects, and Trace Eye for real-time data analytics. Grouped as solution suites, these address regulatory compliance (EUDR, ILPA, ESPR Digital Product Passports, PPWR and deforestation-free requirements) with audit-ready reporting, sustainable sourcing through digitized farm, farmer and crop data and transparent procurement aligned to sustainability certifications, and DMRV covering nature-based solutions, Scope 3 emissions calculation and carbon reporting across the agricultural value chain. The company also markets Cleara AI, positioned as an autonomous compliance offering available with a free trial. Traceability use cases span livestock, poultry, dairy, agri produce, agri inputs and seafood value chains."]

Business model

TraceX sells a software platform to enterprises and organizations in food, agriculture and forestry value chains, offering demos, free trials and modular solution suites covering traceability, sustainable sourcing, carbon/DMRV and regulatory compliance.

Traction

Published customer and partner references include TechnoServe, which partnered with TraceX under its Sustainable Livelihoods for Smallholder Farmers coffee program; VST, whose head of digital transformation cited its use for sustainable tobacco production; Olam, which implemented the blockchain-powered agricultural platform; VNV Advisory, which uses the DMRV platform; and a Nigerian company that used the EUDR compliance software for supply chain traceability.