Agriculture & Food
This site supports UNTP implementation communities and their members in the Agriculture & Food sector with practical guidance, shared resources, and collaboration pathways for traceability and transparency implementation.
Upcoming Events
View More- UNTP Information Meeting
This meeting is an open participation session that provides updated from the various UNTP working groups (where most of the hands-on work happens).
- UNTP Supply Chain working group - EU / Asia
Recurring meeting for UNTP supply chain working group members in AU, Asia and those that prefer daytime meetings in EU.
- UNTP Supply Chain working group - EU / Asia
Recurring meeting for UNTP supply chain working group members in AU, Asia and those that prefer daytime meetings in EU.
Communities
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operational Red meat and livestock traceability community connecting animal identification, on-farm assurance, vendor declarations, processing, market access, and sustainability data.
Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA)
operational Interoperable seafood traceability community connecting catch, aquaculture, processing, trade, and retail data for safer and more sustainable seafood supply chains.
Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability (GDST)
operational Forest and tree-based product traceability community connecting sustainable forest management, chain of custody, certification, sourcing, and market claims data.
Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC)Why Launch a Community Activation
Organizations in the Agriculture & Food sector face growing pressure to demonstrate product origin, production practices, food safety, sustainability performance, and responsible sourcing across complex supply chains. Launching a UN Transparency Protocol community activation provides a structured way to address these demands while helping shape practical approaches for digital traceability in agri-food markets. It enables an organization to take a leadership role in defining common approaches to data, interoperability, and governance rather than adapting to fragmented requirements later.
For the initiating organization, this brings both strategic and operational advantages. It strengthens credibility with regulators, customers, certification bodies, and value-chain partners by demonstrating leadership in transparency, sustainability, and product integrity. At the same time, early alignment with UNTP standards helps reduce future compliance costs, avoid duplicated data collection, and prepare for emerging expectations around due diligence, deforestation risk, emissions reporting, and verified sustainability claims.
For community members, participation simplifies the adoption of complex transparency frameworks. Farmers, cooperatives, processors, traders, retailers, auditors, and technology providers can benefit from shared tools, reference implementations, and collective expertise, reducing duplication of effort and accelerating implementation. A UNTP community also builds trust by creating a transparent, multi-stakeholder environment where best practices are validated and data integrity is strengthened from production through processing, trade, and market access.
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