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LSPedia 的全球序列化系列
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序列化不是一刀切的。由于美国、欧盟、亚洲和中东的规定各不相同,公司必须应对复杂的要求网络。您为全球合规做好准备了吗?
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如果你热衷于有所作为并在协作环境中茁壮成长,LspEdia 就是你的不二之选。

Taiwan operates a national pharmaceutical track and trace system under the Taiwan Food and Drug Administration (TFDA). The system requires serialization of pharmaceutical products and electronic reporting of product movements across the supply chain.
The framework was introduced to strengthen drug safety, prevent counterfeit medicines, and improve visibility of medicine distribution throughout Taiwan. The system covers manufacturers, importers, distributors, and pharmacies.
The traceability system requires serialization of pharmaceutical products, standardized barcode identification, and reporting of transaction data to a centralized government platform.
All regulated pharmaceutical products must carry a GS1 compliant 2D DataMatrix barcode on the secondary packaging.
The barcode must contain the following data elements:
The barcode allows each individual medicine pack to be uniquely identified and tracked through the distribution chain.
Human readable information printed on the packaging must match the encoded barcode data.
The system supports standardized identifiers for supply chain partners using Global Location Numbers (GLN).
2015 – Taiwan Food and Drug Administration introduces the national pharmaceutical track and trace program.
2017 – Serialization and reporting requirements begin implementation across pharmaceutical manufacturers and importers.
2018 – Mandatory serialization and electronic reporting requirements expand to cover pharmaceutical supply chain participants.
2019 onward – Full operational implementation of Taiwan’s national drug track and trace system across manufacturers, importers, distributors, and pharmacies.
Taiwan operates a centralized pharmaceutical track and trace platform managed by the Taiwan Food and Drug Administration.
Manufacturers and importers upload serialization data and transaction information to the national traceability system.
Supply chain partners such as distributors and pharmacies report product movement events, enabling TFDA to monitor product flow, verify authenticity, and support recalls or investigations.
Electronic reporting is typically performed through system integration or secure electronic submission.
The Taiwanese track and trace framework supports packaging hierarchies to improve logistics and distribution efficiency.
Manufacturers may implement aggregation structures linking individual serialized packs to higher packaging levels such as cases or pallets.
Logistics units may use SSCC identifiers to support shipment tracking across supply chain operations.
Aggregation improves distribution efficiency and simplifies reporting when large shipment volumes are involved.
We invite you to learn more about how LSPedia can support your compliance and supply chain needs. For more information about our solutions, partnership opportunities, or to speak with one of our experts.