FoodLogiQ

FoodLogiQ stands as the bridge between farm and fork. Built as a unified Software‑as‑a‑Service (SaaS) platform, FoodLogiQ Connect is purpose‑designed for the food sector—integrating supplier management, traceability, compliance, quality‑incident handling, and recall execution within a single system. This isn't merely a toolkit; it is an end‑to‑end command center that enables food brands, processors, distributors, grocers, and restaurants to anticipate risk, respond to emergent issues in real time, and confidently uphold regulatory mandates such as FSMA 204. In essence, FoodLogiQ delivers visibility, accountability, and speed—three attributes critically needed to protect public health and brand integrity. Organizations begin with modules like Manage + Monitor for supplier compliance and quality benchmarking, swiftly adding Track + Trace for full farm-to-fork visibility and Recall + Response for orchestrating swift, precise withdrawals—complete with templated messaging via email, text, and phone. In 2024, Trustwell (the combined entity of FoodLogiQ and ESHA Research) boosted its suite with Product Management and Embedded Analytics, enabling firms to centrally manage product specs, nutritional data, allergens, and lifecycle documentation while leveraging AI-powered dashboarding and searchable visualizations. This unique stack coalesces recipe-level design, label compliance, supplier oversight, tracking, and incident response into one cohesive workflow—eliminating the silos that plague most legacy systems and delivering a frictionless, traceable chain of custody from concept through consumer. eading brands—including Whole Foods, Chipotle, Subway, Sweetgreen, Five Guys, McDonald’s, and Tyson—have dramatically accelerated incident response time, reduced recall-related costs, and consistently passed food-safety audits. For example, Chipotle credited FoodLogiQ as a “state‑of‑the‑art system” capable of isolating and containing pathogenic outbreaks more efficiently than ever before. Moreover, decentralized data gathering—until recently a multi-step, manual, error-prone chore—is now an automated, API‑driven process, even supporting blockchain interoperability for clients exploring distributed traceability ecosystems. In an era when retailers and consumers demand transparency, FoodLogiQ empowers companies to validate claims—organic, non‑GMO, sustainably sourced—and to back them up with auditable evidence.

FoodLogiQ offers a fully integrated suite that connects supplier onboarding, traceability, quality incident tracking, audit management, and recall execution in one unified system. This eliminates the need for multiple third-party systems, reduces data silos, and allows companies to have a single source of truth across the entire supply chain. With its cloud-based architecture, FoodLogiQ ensures real-time collaboration and data access from anywhere, making it particularly effective for companies managing multiple locations or working with international suppliers. Its intuitive interface and modular structure allow users to adopt what they need—whether it's compliance tracking, traceability, or recall management—while seamlessly scaling up as their operations grow. The platform supports GS1 Standards and FDA FSMA 204 compliance, positioning it as a forward-thinking solution ready to meet the rising regulatory and consumer demands for supply chain visibility and traceability. Unlike traditional systems that require time-intensive manual entry or disjointed spreadsheets, FoodLogiQ automates the collection and organization of supplier data, product information, and audit documentation, minimizing human error and accelerating decision-making. Its advanced analytics and dashboarding tools further enhance visibility, allowing users to spot quality trends, monitor supplier performance, and proactively address food safety risks before they escalate. Additionally, FoodLogiQ enables robust recall functionality with customizable templates and multi-channel communication capabilities, helping brands execute recalls in minutes rather than hours or days—a crucial feature when consumer health and brand reputation are on the line.

• Small Businesses (1-99)
• Mid Market (100-500)
• Enterprise (500+)