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Built for food importers, processors, and co-packers who need to act fast on supply shifts.
This is what a sourcing signal looks like when it fires. Every field comes from a real data source. No screenshots.
No active supply gaps right now
Our system checks daily at 7am UTC for supply disruptions — harvest delays, acreage declines, or FDA enforcement actions. When something fires, you'll see it here, in your inbox, and in your dashboard. Last check: June 5, 2026.
Weekly Risk Digest
Every Wednesday: FDA import alerts, USDA harvest progress, international trade shifts, and sourcing signals — in one email, full picture. Delivered to your inbox automatically.
FDA Import Alert Feed
Daily monitoring of fda.gov. Every commodity rated Avoid / Watch / Clear. Know which origins have active detention without checking yourself.
Sourcing Signals & Recommendations
When supply gaps appear, we auto-generate scored alternative origin recommendations — ranked by timing, adequacy, and safety record. Delivered in your digest and on the dashboard.
Interactive Dashboard
Commodity cards with live data: harvest progress %, production volumes, top origin countries, FDA status badges, and sourcing signal indicators. All in one place, updated daily.
A real digest from June 4, 2026. Names, alerts, and data are real — just labeled as a sample.
CommodityTrax Intelligence
Sample DigestJune 4, 2026
🚨 FDA Import Alerts (as of June 2)
Strawberries
Mexico · IA-2026-58
Detention without physical examination — multiple shipments flagged for pesticide residue concerns.
Avocados
Mexico
No active alerts. Import clearance normal for Hass variety.
🌾 USDA Harvest Progress (NASS)
🌏 FAS/GAIN International Intelligence
Avocados · Mexico
Mexico: Avocado and Mango Annual 2026
Record avocado production projected at 2.4 MMT, driven by expanded acreage in Michoacán and Jalisco. US import demand remains elevated.
Grapes · Chile
Chile: Stone Fruit Annual 2026
Chilean table grape export forecast at 620,000 MT — stable vs prior year. San Juan province showing improved yields.
We run this every day, automatically. You read the output.
Data Ingestion
We pull from USDA NASS (acreage, harvest, production), USDA FAS/GAIN (international trade, crop reports), and FDA (import alerts) — automatically, daily. All sources are public federal data, no proprietary feeds.
Gap Detection
Our rules engine flags supply gaps: harvest delays greater than 2 weeks vs the 5-year average, acreage declines greater than 10%, or active FDA detention alerts. Runs daily at 7am UTC. Stale data sources are skipped gracefully — no false signals.
Actionable Intelligence
Sourcing signals with scored alternative origins land in your dashboard and weekly digest. Signals auto-expire when conditions normalize — typically 14 days. No stale alerts sitting around.
We monitor these 20 commodities across US domestic origins, Mexico, Peru, Chile, and other major producing regions.
Every data source is a named, public federal source. "As of" timestamps are updated daily. We don't use black-box data.
USDA NASS — Harvest Progress & Production
Weekly crop progress reports (% harvested by state) and annual production volumes in lbs. Source: nass.usda.gov/quickstats
USDA NASS — Acreage & Yield
Planted and harvested acreage indices and yield per acre by state and year. Used to detect acreage declines. Source: quickstats.nass.usda.gov
USDA FAS/GAIN — International Trade Intelligence
Attache crop reports, PSD trade volumes, and GAIN market reports by country and commodity. Source: fas.usda.gov/gain
FDA — Import Alert Enforcement Actions
Active import alert listings with detention orders, violation descriptions, and country/commodity scope. Source: fda.gov/import-alerts
USDA NASS notice: USDA NASS data is not endorsed or certified by NASS. All NASS Quick Stats data is used under public domain.
Independent status: CommodityTrax is independent of and not affiliated with USDA, FDA, CDC, or NOAA. We aggregate and interpret public federal data — we are not an agency and do not speak for any government body.
We think transparency about our limits builds more trust than overselling our coverage.
Decision support, not a guarantee
Signals surface patterns in public data. They're a starting point for your research, not a substitute for it. A gap signal means conditions are worth investigating — not that you must act.
Data lag vs. real-world events
Our pipeline runs daily. Government sources publish on their own schedule. NASS weekly data may be 5–10 days behind. FDA alerts update as they're issued — not in real time.
No independent verification
Import alert data reflects FDA enforcement actions as of the stated date. CommodityTrax does not independently verify violation claims, visit facilities, or audit shipments.
Not legal, food-safety, or investment advice
We aggregate and interpret public data to surface patterns. We do not provide legal counsel, food-safety certification, or investment recommendations. Validate all critical sourcing decisions independently.
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