Q1: What are common meat traceability techniques?
Common meat traceability techniques include traditional documentation systems such as barcodes and batch records, RFID and electronic tagging for real-time animal tracking, blockchain for secure and transparent data sharing, and isotope analysis for determining geographic origin. However, these methods often rely on external data inputs and can be prone to errors or manipulation. In contrast, DNA-based traceability stands out as the most reliable approach, as it directly links the final product to the individual animal through its unique genetic fingerprint, ensuring accuracy and authenticity throughout the supply chain.
Q2: What is next-generation sequencing (NGS)?
NGS is a high-throughput DNA sequencing technology that enables detailed and cost-effective analysis of genetic material, allowing precise traceability.
Q3: Which types of meat can be traced?
Our solution is primarily used for beef and pork but can be adapted for other species such as sheep and goat.
Q4: Is DNA traceability reliable for processed meat?
Yes. DNA remains stable even after processing, making it a robust and reliable traceability marker.


