FoodLogiQ vs FoodTraze vs TagOne vs TRAX-IT

FoodLogiQ is a supply chain software suite for food companies that covers supplier compliance, quality workflows, product specifications, traceability and recall communication. FoodTraze is a blockchain-based food traceability system built on Hyperledger Fabric, developed and maintained by Piccosoft Software Labs India. TagOne is a cloud traceability platform from a New Jersey company, sold mainly as Compliance Link for US FDA FSMA 204 food traceability rules. TRAX-IT is food-industry software from Merit-Trax Technologies of Montreal. All four are listed under Traceability & Recall Management. Where the profiles show a difference, it is in audience and company background.

Key differences

  • audience

    Audience differs between the profiles. Listed by one product alone: FoodLogiQ: Food manufacturers and CPG brands; FoodTraze: Agri-food producers and exporters; TagOne: Retailers and grocers under FSMA 204; TRAX-IT: Meat, poultry and food processors.

  • company background

    By headquarters, FoodLogiQ (United States), FoodTraze (India), TagOne (Princeton, United States) and TRAX-IT (St-Laurent, Montreal, Canada).

Side by side

FoodLogiQ vs FoodTraze vs TagOne vs TRAX-IT: side-by-side comparison from published vendor information
FieldFoodLogiQFoodTrazeTagOneTRAX-IT
What it isFoodLogiQ is a supply chain software suite for food companies that covers supplier compliance, quality workflows, product specifications, traceability and recall communication.FoodTraze is a blockchain-based food traceability system built on Hyperledger Fabric, developed and maintained by Piccosoft Software Labs India.TagOne is a cloud traceability platform from a New Jersey company, sold mainly as Compliance Link for US FDA FSMA 204 food traceability rules.TRAX-IT is food-industry software from Merit-Trax Technologies of Montreal.
Best forFood manufacturers and CPG brands; Companies facing FSMA 204 traceability rules; Retailers, restaurants and distributors with large supplier networksAgri-food producers and exporters; Supply chains with many partiesRetailers and grocers under FSMA 204; Food manufacturers and distributors with many suppliers; Food companies with existing ERP or WMSMeat, poultry and food processors; Bakery producers; Food distributors and cold-storage operators
Pricing modelQuote onlyQuote onlyQuote onlyQuote only
Starting priceNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Free planNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
Free trialNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
ContractNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published
PlatformsWebWebWebNot published
CountriesNot publishedIndiaUnited StatesCanada, United States
LanguagesNot publishedArabic, English, German, Japanese, SpanishNot publishedEnglish, French
Number of integrations1Not published215
CertificationsSOC 2 Type 2Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Security practicesNot publishedNot publishedHosted on AWS cloud (no certification named)Not published
FoundedNot publishedNot publishedNot published2000
HeadquartersUnited StatesIndiaPrinceton, United StatesSt-Laurent, Montreal, Canada
OwnerTrustwell (FoodLogiQ and Genesis were brought together under the Trustwell name)Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Last reviewed29 September 202629 September 202629 September 202629 September 2026

Integrations

No partner appears in every list.

Named only by FoodLogiQ

  • Genesis Foods

Named only by FoodTraze

FoodTraze does not name any integrations in the material we reviewed.

Named only by TagOne

  • GS1 EPCIS
  • SAP ECC/S4

Named only by TRAX-IT

  • Dynamics 365
  • Dynamics 365 Business Central
  • Dynamics GP
  • Dynamics NAV
  • FreshBooks
  • Microsoft Power BI
  • QuickBooks
  • Sage 200
  • Sage 300
  • Sage Intacct
  • Salesforce
  • SAP
and 3 more
  • SAP Business One
  • SPS Commerce
  • Xero

Which to choose

FoodLogiQ

Choose FoodLogiQ if you fit its listed audience: Food manufacturers and CPG brands; Companies facing FSMA 204 traceability rules; Retailers, restaurants and distributors with large supplier networks.

FoodTraze

Choose FoodTraze if you fit its listed audience: Agri-food producers and exporters; Supply chains with many parties.

TagOne

Choose TagOne if you are in one of these groups: Retailers and grocers under FSMA 204; Food manufacturers and distributors with many suppliers; Food companies with existing ERP or WMS.

Our profile lists a weaker fit: Businesses outside the US FDA traceability scope; the product is built around the FDA Food Traceability Final Rule.

TRAX-IT

Choose TRAX-IT if you are in one of these groups: Meat, poultry and food processors; Bakery producers; Food distributors and cold-storage operators.

What we could not confirm

FoodLogiQ

  • Any price or plan tiers (quote only)
  • Contract terms
  • Named integrations beyond Genesis Foods
  • Year of the Trustwell merger and FoodLogiQ founding year
  • Headquarters city (press releases show different datelines)
  • Investment amount
  • Languages and countries supported
  • Mobile app names and store listings

FoodTraze

  • Any price or hosting terms
  • Integrations with ERP, POS or other systems
  • Year founded, headquarters city, funding, team size
  • Security certifications
  • Whether a hosted product or only source code is offered
  • Use by restaurants (the product targets agri-food supply chains)

TagOne

  • Any price or contract term
  • Founding year of the company and team size
  • Funding
  • Security certifications
  • Whether the mobile app is on the App Store or Google Play
  • Restaurant or POS integrations
  • Named food-industry customers beyond one case study

TRAX-IT

  • Price and contract terms
  • Cloud or on-premise deployment and platforms
  • Named customers
  • Employee count and funding
  • Security certifications

Go further

FoodLogiQ profileFoodTraze profileTagOne profileTRAX-IT profile

Other comparisons with these products

Sources

Facts on this page come from the pages below. Prices and features change, so confirm with each vendor before you buy.

FoodLogiQ, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Product overview and Trustwell serviceshttps://www.trustwell.com/products/foodlogiq/
  2. Compliance modulehttps://www.trustwell.com/products/foodlogiq/compliance/
  3. Quality modulehttps://www.trustwell.com/products/foodlogiq/quality-management/
  4. Product management modulehttps://www.trustwell.com/products/foodlogiq/product-management/
  5. Traceability modulehttps://www.trustwell.com/products/foodlogiq/traceability/
  6. Recall modulehttps://www.trustwell.com/products/foodlogiq/recall/
  7. Risk management modulehttps://www.trustwell.com/products/foodlogiq/risk-management/
  8. Company positioning and scale claimshttps://www.trustwell.com/why-trustwell/
  9. Investment announcementhttps://www.trustwell.com/news-and-press/tpg-the-rise-funds-trustwell-investment/
  10. SOC 2 Type IIhttps://www.trustwell.com/news-and-press/trustwell-soc-2-type-ii-audit-2026/

FoodTraze, reviewed 29 September 2026

  1. Homepage, maintainer, languages, open sourcehttps://www.foodtraze.com/
  2. Product descriptionhttps://www.foodtraze.com/en/about-foodtraze
  3. Commodity solutionshttps://www.foodtraze.com/en/solution
  4. KDEs and CTEshttps://www.foodtraze.com/en/how-it-work
  5. Company backgroundhttps://www.foodtraze.com/en/aboutus
  6. Pilot with Vrisham Organichttps://www.foodtraze.com/en/happenings/successful-pilot-project