Quality management and traceability systems must be in place in the entire food chain.

Traceability boosted consumer confidence, reduced costs and improved safety and quality from the sea river to the plate.

It was noted that as from January 2005 the EU required traceability for all fish and fish products imports.

It was observed that the use of the Internet would ensure the traceability of the proceedings, which telephone systems might not.

Essentially the international community will have to choose between the constructive approach of creating enhanced traceability systems, and some very difficult embargo systems.

EurepGAP has replaced or assimilated various regional, product group and retailer specific standards and has integrated regulatory requirements on HACCP, MRLs and traceability.

Computer controlled systems are playing an increasing role in recipe formulation, logistic and product control systems, including the increasingly important area of product traceability all the way to the farmer.

In the EU, for example, the General Principles and Requirements of Food Law (EC R 178 02) include provisions on the traceability of all food products as of 1 January 2005.

Product traceability to ensure information on the source of the product is also becoming an important issue that producers have to comply with in order to be able to enter regional or international markets.

Plenary noted that the Declaration should guide efforts to improve the traceability of alluvial production, as well as help potential donors channel capacity building assistance to further the effective implementation of the Certification Scheme.

For the purposes of the record of the procurement proceedings required under article 11 of the Model Law, the traceability of the communications concerned should also be verified (see, further, the text following paragraph 18 above).

Further, to enable precision manufacture and to comply with stringent quality requirements, developing countries and economies in transition require well developed metrology infrastructure, having calibration facilities that can establish measurement and traceability chains to the international SI units.

(6) Procurement regulations may establish procedures for maintaining and accessing the record of the procurement proceedings, including measures to ensure the integrity, authenticity, accessibility and, where appropriate, confidentiality of information, the traceability of steps in the procurement process, and the interoperability of record retention systems.

It was emphasized that some new market based initiatives, both mandatory and voluntary, such as eco labelling, commercial labelling, traceability, certification and organic fisheries, not only provided assurances of product quality to consumers, but also offered transparency and accountability along the global supply chain.

Recognition of nationality of the State in whose territory a child was born jus soli redressed the humanitarian problems arising from the non traceability or death of the parents, so that nationality could not pass to the child under the normal rule of jus sanguinis.

China Insurance Regulatory Commission noted that, from November 1, Interim Measures for Administration of Traceability for Insurance Sales Behaviors will be officially put into implementation as of November 1, specifying that the telemarketing businesses shall be performed with whole process sound recording for all the types of insurance.

In addition, while food hygiene, traceability, and labeling are improving, any amount of negligence when it comes to food safety could have far reaching consequences in the complex and interconnected global food chain. Rising demand for animal products highlights microbiological risks, with animal welfare measures sometimes creating new hazards.

In addition, it was suggested that the issue of identification of proceeds and traceability (in case the proceeds were commingled with other similar assets, e.g., when money was paid in a deposit account) could be left to the law of the country in which the assignor had its place of business.

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Activities undertaken in this context include regional projects on total quality management in Asia and e productivity and quality in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and NIS, as well as projects in industrial upgrading and the use of UNIDO software, and in food traceability to align with regulations in importing countries.

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Further, enacting States may wish to pass regulations that ensure that record retention systems are fully compatible (interoperable), and that they allow each communication in the procurement process to be verified, such that the sender, recipient and time and duration of each communication can be established (and automatic data processing or calculations can be reconstituted) (traceability).

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(d) Use of the global navigation satellite system (the Russian system GLONASS and the American Global Positioning System (GPS))

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