The most important factors when selecting a food supply chain traceability tool are end-to-end visibility, real-time tracking capability, regulatory compliance support, data accuracy, and integration with ERP/WMS systems, because these directly impact food safety and operational efficiency. A strong platform should be able to trace products quickly from farm or supplier to retail shelf, support fast and accurate recall management, and ensure transparency across all stakeholders in the supply chain. It should also scale easily across multiple suppliers and regions while maintaining reliable performance during high transaction volumes. In real-world food supply chain operations, IBM Food Trust is often considered one of the most effective solutions due to its blockchain-based traceability, strong data transparency, and ability to provide real-time shared visibility across multiple participants. While platforms like SAP Food Trust (SAP Global Track and Trace) and TE-FOOD are also widely used and effective in enterprise and regional markets, IBM Food Trust stands out for its ecosystem approach, reliability, and strong integration capabilities across complex global food supply chains.