In the dairy and infant nutrition sector, consumer trust depends on verifiable product provenance. FRISO, an enterprise-scale food and beverage producer, faced growing pressure to provide transparent, end-to-end traceability from farm to consumer — what the industry calls 'grass-to-glass.' Without a robust system, the company could not easily respond to product inquiries, substantiate quality claims, or differentiate itself in markets where ingredient sourcing and safety are paramount purchase drivers. The absence of accessible journey data risked eroding consumer confidence and limiting market reach, particularly in regions with heightened regulatory and consumer scrutiny around infant formula and dairy products.
FRISO implemented the TrackEasy smart packaging solution, built on the Kezzler Connected Products Platform, to assign unique digital identities to individual product units. Each package receives a serialized code that captures the full production journey — farm origin, processing steps, quality checks, and distribution milestones. This was integrated with Rockwell Automation's FactoryTalk PharmaSuite serialization application, which manages the manufacturing execution and serialization logic within the production environment. The combined system links physical packaging to a cloud-based data layer, enabling consumers to scan a code and retrieve verified product history in real time. Deployment was designed for global rollout, connecting production facilities across geographies into a unified traceability infrastructure.
The implementation delivered global availability of product traceability data, allowing consumers in any market to access the full journey of a FRISO product at point of consumption. Key outcomes include:
While specific volume or revenue figures were not disclosed, the program positioned FRISO to respond proactively to consumer inquiries and regulatory requirements without manual intervention.
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