Costly Recalls from Poor Traceability
Definition
Poor traceability leads to inefficient recalls in the tobacco supply chain, amplifying costs from rework and regulatory scrutiny.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 100,000+ per major recall; 20-40 hours per incident in manual tracing
- Frequency: Per contamination or quality issue event
- Root Cause: Lack of real-time aggregation and verification in manual processes
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Tobacco players in Australia 🇦🇺 incur AUD 100,000+ per recall event. Automation of product traceability eliminates recall delays and costs.
Affected Stakeholders
Quality Assurance Manager, Logistics Coordinator
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Financial Impact
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Methodology & Sources
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Related Business Risks
Non-compliance Fines for Track and Trace Failures
Production Delays from Manual Traceability
Tobacco Retailer Licence Non-Compliance Fines
Illicit Tobacco Distribution Penalties
Unlicensed Wholesaler Sales Losses
Capacity Loss from Blend Process Bottlenecks
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