AI Agrifood Traceability
Pinpoint recalled lots in minutes, not days
Loamy reads the supplier certificates behind every food shipment, builds a traceability graph automatically, and surfaces the exact affected lots the moment a recall hits.
The Problem
Certificates exist. They are impossible to search.
Food producers have the data - it sits across email inboxes, shared drives, and supplier portals in PDFs that no one has structured. When FDA calls, connecting a shipment to its certificates takes days of manual work.
Certificates in email, not systems
COAs and supplier certificates arrive as PDF attachments. Without structured ingestion, they cannot be queried against lot data at recall speed.
No graph connecting the chain
Grower, packer, distributor records exist in isolation. A traceability graph that links every lot across every handoff does not yet exist for most operations.
24-hour FDA records requests
FSMA Section 204 enforcement means FDA can request traceability records within 24 hours. Manual search across shared drives fails this timeline consistently.
How It Works
From certificate inbox to traceability graph in three steps
Ingest supplier certificates
Forward certificate PDFs to a dedicated Loamy inbox or connect your supplier portal. Loamy parses lot identifiers, residue results, and compliance dates automatically.
Build the traceability graph
Each certificate maps to a node in a directed graph spanning growers, packers, and distributors. Critical Tracking Events are recorded at every handoff.
Query on recall
When a recall is issued, enter a lot code or ingredient. Loamy traverses the graph and returns every affected shipment, downstream location, and associated certificate.
Live Demo
Query a lot. Get the full chain.
This is what a Loamy recall query looks like in practice. Enter a lot number; Loamy returns every node touched by that lot across the entire supply chain.
Compliance Coverage
Built for FSMA Section 204 from the ground up
Every Loamy graph captures the Key Data Elements and Critical Tracking Events FDA requires, structured for a 24-hour records request response.
Key Data Elements
Loamy extracts traceability lot codes, quantities, unit of measure, and commodity descriptions from incoming certificates, mapping each to FSMA 204 KDE definitions automatically.
Critical Tracking Events
Six defined CTEs (Growing, Receiving, Transforming, Creating, Shipping, and Cooling) are captured at each supply chain handoff and stored with the associated lot record.
Records Request Ready
FDA can request traceability records within 24 hours of a recall action. Loamy produces a structured record set exportable to FDA-preferred formats within minutes of the request.
Early Pilots
From operations teams already using Loamy
We ran a mock FDA records request on a Friday afternoon to stress-test our FSMA 204 readiness. Before Loamy that drill would have taken two people a full day. We had the package ready in 22 minutes.
The certificate parsing alone saved us roughly four hours per week per operations coordinator. The graph is a bonus: we can finally answer supplier audit questions without digging through shared drives.
Early Access
Ready to build your traceability graph?
Loamy is in active pilot with produce shippers and food manufacturers in California. Join the early access list and our team will reach out to scope a pilot for your operation.