Food Safety: Page 27

Emerging Technologies
How IoT Helps Food Retailers Deliver Descriptive Insights, Prescriptive Analytics
SmartSense by Digi
Advances in IoT are making it more accessible to incorporate digital and physical workflows in a way that enables operators to increase brand loyalty and profit potential.
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Agriculture
Sustainable Ag Needs a Broader, More Inclusive Definition
Biotalys
Sustainable agricultural practices cannot be summed up by a label on a piece of fruit in the grocery story. They must be measured by their environmental, economic and societal impact.
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Food Safety
9 Best Practices for Ensuring Food Safety and Quality
Emerson
Adopt best practices that enable them to maintain strict temperature adherence for fresh and frozen products at every step of the food supply chain.
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Food Safety
Why Product Traceability Matters: Lessons from FSMA
Data Gumbo
Blockchain use isn’t nascent in the food industry, but a giant nudge from its leading regulating agency to freshen up the way it tracks products from farm-to-fork will accelerate adoption in food and elsewhere.
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AI/AR
Enhancing Plant-Based Food Manufacturing with Machine Learning
Aryballe
As more brands roll out plant-based meat alternatives, we’ll see a growing number of manufacturers leverage smart technologies, like AI and ML, to work faster and smarter.
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Food Safety
Blockchain Takes Food Traceability to the Next Level
Farm to Plate, a division of Paramount Software Solutions
Preparing your systems first means taking the time to understand the technology. A good next step is looking at how a given blockchain will integrate with your existing systems, including IT and personnel training.
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Supply Chain Visibility
Cold Chain Visibility Innovation Grows with Disposable Smart Tag
TELUS Agriculture & Consumer Goods
A new smart label from Muddy Boots by TELUS Agriculture helps reduce food waste through in-depth temperature monitoring. The solution uses a thin cold chain tag that monitors temperature and is disposable.
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Agriculture
Solving Agri-Food Supply Chain Problems
SWARM Engineering
Use cases include traditional staples such as inbound and outbound logistics, supply and demand planning and network optimization.
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Software Solutions
Shelf Life Monitoring Systems Achieves Quest for Fresher Produce
iFoodDS
The mobile applications standardize inspection procedures, while detailed reports and dashboards allow retailers to benchmark performance, improve sourcing and reduce shrink.
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Agriculture
The Current State of International Agricultural Trade
AgAmerica Lending
To secure a more competitive edge for U.S. agriculture in the global market, diversifying trade agreements should be prioritized.
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Software Solutions
Meeting Demanding Food Supply Chain Challenges
ORBCOMM
By investing in reliable, advanced and comprehensive reefer monitoring technology, temperature-controlled freight carriers can safely deliver cold foods to customers.
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Waste Reduction
Grocers and Food Distributors Realize New Ways to Reduce Food Shrink Expenses
Fleet Advantage, LLC
Grocers and food distributors should expand solutions beyond inventory control and re-think their truck fleet life cycle strategies to improve on-time deliveries and reduce other operating expenses that can add up to billions.
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