How reGenesis links lab results to feed batches and delivery routes in a Nestlé feed vendor's supply chain, so aflatoxin contamination can be caught, traced, and stopped before it spreads further.
Aflatoxin is a mycotoxin that can contaminate maize and groundnut-based animal feed. When dairy cattle eat contaminated feed, aflatoxin can carry through into their milk, a real and closely monitored food safety risk across dairy supply chains.
A lab result showing elevated aflatoxin in milk tells you something is wrong. On its own, it doesn't tell you where the contamination came from, or how far it has spread.
From Lab Result to Root Cause
reGenesis links every lab result directly to the farm, feed delivery, feed batch, and feed mill behind it. A contamination flag isn't just a number in a spreadsheet, it's a record that connects backward through the entire chain:
Milk Sample → Farm → Feed Delivery → Feed Batch → Feed Mill
Beyond Recall: Investigation and Mitigation
Most systems stop at recall: pull the affected product once contamination is confirmed. reGenesis goes further. Because every batch is traceable back to the feed mill that produced it, contamination isn't only contained, it's investigated.
Quality teams can identify exactly which feed batch, which mill, and which time window produced the problem, and act on the mill's process before it happens again. A single contamination event becomes a fixable root cause, not just a one-time recall cost.
What This Makes Possible
Detect contamination early. Trace it to its source. Investigate the cause. Prevent it from recurring.
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