National and International Traceability
The expertise and services available from Vanasse & Associés Consultants inc. in enterprise management, supply chain management and logistics, international trade (import export) and Canadian and American customs programs, SAFE Frameworks – AEO/WCO, among others, to which is added a collaboration with Tecsult Inc., an engineering consulting firm with an expertise in the agri-food as well as pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries and a scientific approach, can take different approaches and be applied to most sectors of industry:
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Support to implementation or choice (coaching or execution mode): |
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Analysis and determination of traceability needs depending on products, industries, activities, markets (actual or projected) and legislation in force |
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Traceability planning |
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Analysis and determination of needs for support and traceability tools (equipment, software, etc.) |
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Support for technological options |
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Implementation of traceability |
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Costs, investment and profitability |
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Procedures and processes (ISO, HACCP, customs, etc. including recalls) |
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Links between HACCP (or ISO 22000 and ISO 9001) and traceability |
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Realization of compliance and traceability audits (coaching or execution mode), according to products, industries, activities and legislation: |
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Import into Canada |
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Export to the United States |
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Export to other countries |
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Existing traceability system(s) |
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Procedures and processes (ISO, HACCP, customs, etc.) |
Staff training sessions (individual or multi firm)
Other relevant activities
Why speak about and apply the principles of traceability?
Why install traceability systems?
All levels of government authority impose their requirements, importing countries as well. In addition, within the context of globalization where the productivity and competitiveness of companies are more than ever the “deciding factors”, traceability and the management of supply chain and logistics take on a capital importance for companies.
Globalization, the transportation of goods, security, customs requirements (origin, admissibility to programs such as NAFTA, record keeping, etc.) all contribute to making traceability an issue beyond the food sector and impact all industries: pharmaceutical, cosmetics, textiles, cars, aerospace, etc. In short, everything is traceable!
A “must” for all sectors
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Profitable, a value-added, part of an integrated approach that “pays”
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A management model with numerous benefits for the company
Our Publications
De l’étiquette au contenu (From Label to Content) – Columnist on the web site www.lesitedesamyrabbat.com, September 2008 – View document
La traçabilité dans le cadre de la mondialisation (Traceability and Globalization) – Revue L’actualité ALIMENTAIRE, Vol. 4 No 5, November 2007, Les Éditions Comestibles Inc., Montreal, Quebec, Canada – View document
La rentabilité de la traçabilité (Profitability of a Traceability System) - Revue L’actualité ALIMENTAIRE, Vol. 4 No 5, November 2007, Les Éditions Comestibles Inc., Montreal, Quebec, Canada – View document
La traçabilité aux États- Unis, pratiques nord-américaines (Traceability in The United States, North American Practices) - Les Éditions Techniques de l'Ingénieur, Paris, France, No TR962, 20 pages, November 2007 (Authors: Therese Vanasse, C.Adm. and Florent Mercier, ing., Tecsult Inc.)
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La traçabilité au Canada : faits et pratiques (Traceability in Canada: Facts and Practices) - Les Éditions Techniques de l'Ingénieur, Paris, France, No TR960, 21 pages, May 2007 (Authors: Therese Vanasse, C.Adm. and Florent Mercier, ing., Tecsult Inc.) - View document
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