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Food Security Systems

Traceability, biosecurity, recall-readiness, import and export assurance. Cannot launch without machine-readable proof.

The need01 / 04

Food safety is moving from periodic inspection to continuous, traceable proof. A contaminated batch reaches shelves. The recall takes weeks instead of hours. People get sick from food that should have been traced and pulled before it left the warehouse.

Tier 1: food labelling laws, AI traceability extension (Japan), food security regulations. Tier 2: small-business compliance phase-ins.

The filter02 / 04

18 regulations mapped. 16 T1, 2 T2.

EX-3 Crystallisation window

In-flight regulations by expected effective year. None yet in force.

None in force Peak · 2027
0 2024 0 2025 0 2026 1 2027 1 2028 0 2029 1 2030
MarketRegulationTierStatus
AUFSANZ Standard 3.2.2A. Full Enforcement for Small Business T1Expected 2027
JPFood Labelling Act. AI Traceability Extension T2Expected 2028
SGSFA '30 by 30' Food Resilience Target T2Expected 2030
Sourcehmm Ventures regulatory dataset. Basis3 dated obligations, 2024 to 2030.
The cohort03 / 04

395 companies mapped to the Food Security Systems Necessities.

EX-4 Necessities-aligned cohort

395 companies. Highlighted marks are named outcomes in regulated companies.

Sourcehmm Ventures four-market classified dataset.
The four markets04 / 04
  1. Australia In-flight regulation

    FSANZ Standard 3.2.2A. Full Enforcement for Small Business

    Tier 1. Expected 2027.

  2. Japan In-flight regulation

    Food Labelling Act. AI Traceability Extension

    Tier 2. Expected 2028.

  3. New Zealand Late-stage round

    Halter

    Tier 1. Series E, led by Founders Fund with Blackbird, DCVC, Bond, and Bessemer. 2026.

  4. Singapore In-flight regulation

    SFA '30 by 30' Food Resilience Target

    Tier 2. Expected 2030.

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