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VIP Introduces Purpose-Built AI for Beverage Industry

Vermont Information Processing (VIP)

VIP Intelligence understands the three-tier system, beverage-specific workflows, and regulatory realities.

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Risk/Compliance

Managing Compliance Across Dual Fulfillment Channels

Smart Food Safe

As warehouses become more complex, managing these documents has become a growing challenge that directly affects efficiency, compliance, and product quality.

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How AI is Transforming Supply Chain Jobs, Skills and the Future Workforce

Supply Chain Now

Here's how AI is actually reshaping global supply chains, manufacturing, and the workforce behind them.

Marina Mayer, Supply & Demand Chain Executive, discusses AI transformation in supply chain jobs with Supply Chain Now host Scott W. Luton

Manufacturing & Processing

Food Logistics Market to Surpass $312.2B by 2035

Global Market Insights

Market expansion is strongly influenced by stringent food safety, traceability, and transportation standards enforced at the federal level.

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Supply Chain Visibility

SafetyChain Expands Visibility Solutions for Stronger Accountability in Food and Beverage Industry

SafetyChain Software

The expanded offerings entail new reporting, collaboration, and workflow enhancements designed to help manufacturers manage corrective actions more effectively from initial investigation through final resolution.

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Waste Reduction

2 Waste Management Megatrends Reshaping Food Demand

Measuring and understanding actual consumption is key to reducing waste, but no one is standing over a waste bin looking at what is going into it, let alone how much, what is being wasted, or why.

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Ethical Recruitment Atlas Provides Visibility into Global Worker-Paid Recruitment Fees

Consumer Goods Forum

The Ethical Recruitment Atlas brings together large-scale data on recruitment fees and related costs paid by migrant workers to address worker-paid recruitment fees.

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How Innovation Simplifies Complexity in Cold Chain Logistics

Schreiber Foods

Many manufacturers do not need another tool; instead, they need better connections across tools, teams and workflows they already have.

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IntelliAM AI Launches Industrial Intelligence Platform for Food & Beverage Processors

The platform processes more than 16 billion industrial data points annually, and is built on real factory-floor data.

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How Data Integration Helps Cold Chain Providers Prepare for FSMA 204

Here’s the challenges currently facing cold chain stakeholders and how data integration can help them thrive.

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FoodChain ID Mentor Advances AI to Strategic Portfolio Decisions

FoodChain ID Mentor AI capabilities extend support from the product level to the portfolio level.

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Cropin and Google Cloud Launch Agentic AI Platform for Food and Agriculture

Dubbed the first Agentic AI platform for food and agriculture, this solution is trained on the complex, real-world interactions between crops, climate, weather, soil, geography, agronomic practices, and global supply chains, rather than generic internet data.

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