Carlene Darius

Governments worldwide are rapidly adopting national traceability system frameworks to strengthen food safety, climate reporting, and export competitiveness. From Vietnam’s 2035 roadmap to Côte d’Ivoire’s cocoa tracking program and Australia’s digital traceability grants, these initiatives signal a major shift toward data-driven agrifood governance and supply chain transparency.

This publication is adapted from: https://topbnews.com/barto-inden-bidik-kopi-anggi-tembus-ekspor-pelatihan-petani-senjata-utama/ Kopi Anggi (Anggi Coffee) from Pegunungan Arfak, Papua Barat, Indonesia, holds strong potential as an emerging origin within the country. Realizing this potential, however, depends on sustained capacity-building and farmer empowerment to improve readiness for wider markets. Organized by Konservasi Indonesia with support from Koltiva, a four-day training program...

Editor’s Note: Global seafood supply chains are undergoing rapid transformation as governments, investors, and buyers demand greater transparency into how seafood products are sourced and traded. This article examines how tightening regulatory frameworks, growing investor scrutiny, and emerging digital technologies are reshaping traceability expectations across the USD 195 billion global seafood trade, with expert highlights from Furqonuddin Ramdhani, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer...