International governments, as well as retailers from around the world, are increasingly requiring suppliers to implement end-to-end traceability systems. GS1 Australia chief customer officer Marcel Sieira identifies how it’s important to empower our export supply chains with world-class traceability systems based on global GS1 standards.

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