Digital Product Passport for Food. Haloglide

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Digital Product Passport for food

Plot to pack, on one scan.

Why Haloglide

Built for digital product passport for food.

Food is where product passports bite first. Retail is moving from the old barcode to a 2D code on every pack, and the same scan now has to answer deforestation rules, food safety records, origin claims and a shopper asking who grew this.

Haloglide builds that passport from evidence you already capture. Farm plots, harvest, processing, laboratory results and shipping all attach to the lot inside the pack, so the code resolves to a live record rather than a page someone wrote once.

Industry challenges

What gets in the way today.

Every lot is different

A roast batch, a milling run or a bottling lot draws on different farms, harvest dates and test results. A passport written for a product line cannot tell the truth about the lot in someone's hand.

Claims are now a liability

Organic, single origin, regenerative, deforestation free and carbon claims are being checked by regulators, retailers and shoppers. A claim without evidence behind it is a recall waiting to happen.

Proof without giving away your book

Retailers and inspectors want to see the chain. You cannot publish grower names, prices or routes to anyone who scans a bag on a shelf.

The data sits with the farm

Most of what a food passport needs starts in a field, a wet mill or a packhouse, with people who will never log in to a compliance system.

How Haloglide helps

Capabilities tuned for your sector.

Plot to pack lineage

Farm plots, harvest, drying, processing, blending and packing are recorded as events, so the pack in a supermarket resolves back to the exact farms and lots inside it, through every mix and split.

Capture where the food is grown

Growers, field teams and packhouse staff record on a phone, in their own language, against the fields a buyer or scheme actually asks for. No notebooks, no re-entry.

Laboratory results on the lot

Moisture, residue, contaminant, grade and microbial results attach to the batch they came from, not to a folder, so the passport can show a result for that pack.

Satellite checks behind origin claims

Registered plots are checked continuously against independent forest cover, land use and protected area data, so a deforestation free claim has something standing behind it.

One code, different readers

Shoppers see origin, harvest, taste notes and care. Retail buyers and inspectors sign in and see certificates, test results and chain of custody. Commercial terms stay private and every view is logged.

Built on the standards food already uses

GS1 identifiers, GS1 Digital Link and EPCIS 2.0 events, so the same record serves retail scanning, FSMA 204 records and European passport rules as they land.

Outcomes

What changes for your team.

Claims you can defend

Origin, organic and deforestation free claims trace to records and independent data, not to a marketing sign off.

Market access without a project

European deforestation obligations, FSMA 204 records and retailer data requests draw on the same capture, instead of three separate paperwork programmes.

Recalls drawn tight

Because the passport knows which lots are in which packs, a withdrawal names the affected product and leaves the rest earning.

A shopper relationship after the sale

The scan that satisfies a regulator also tells your farm story, and shows you which products people actually scan.

A day in the cockpit

Release the lot, and the passport goes live with it.

A quality lead opens the batch before packing. Grower records are complete, the residue result is in, the plots behind the lot are clear on the satellite check, and the deforestation record is ready. The lot is released, the packing line runs, and every pack now resolves to that evidence. A retailer scanning the same code next month sees the certificates. A shopper sees the farms.