BatchRückverfolgung

BatchRückverfolgung, also known as batch traceability, is a process used in various industries, particularly manufacturing and pharmaceuticals, to track and trace individual batches of products. This involves assigning a unique identifier to each batch created and then meticulously recording its movement and processing throughout the entire supply chain. The primary goal is to ensure that if a problem arises with a specific batch, such as a quality defect or contamination, it can be quickly and accurately identified, isolated, and recalled.

The implementation of BatchRückverfolgung typically involves detailed record-keeping at each stage of production and distribution. This includes information about the raw materials used, manufacturing processes, quality control checks, packaging, and final shipment. Advanced systems often utilize barcodes, RFID tags, or other serialization technologies to automate data capture and improve accuracy. This comprehensive data allows for swift identification of affected products, minimizing potential harm to consumers and reducing financial losses associated with widespread recalls. It also plays a crucial role in regulatory compliance, as many industries are mandated to maintain robust traceability systems.