Free Report -
The Evolution of Traceability in Food and Drink
Free Report - The Evolution of Traceability in Food and Drink
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Explore the history of traceability and it's importance in the modern global food supply chain.
What you get inside:
- The need for traceability in Food and Drink
The profile of traceability in food and drink has never been more prevalent. We'll explore how companies can ensure that the right processes have been carried out at each stage of their supply chain and how they can pass this evidence onto consumers.
- The history of traceability in the food industry
We'll dive into food security incidents globally that sparked early calls for greater transparency across supply chains. - Challenges for food businesses:
An exploration of the challenges that fully traceable supply chains pose to food businesses, covering logistical complexity, the unreliability and expense of some accreditation and auditing schemes and - for retailers - the need to ensure a vast number of suppliers are meeting their expectations on traceability. - The role of new technologies: How tech is easing some of these challenges, including product identification and marking tools, traceability software and RFID.
8 Leading Retailers, 150+ Manufacturers and 8,000+ Suppliers have swapped using emails and spreadsheets for our purpose-built Digital E2E Supply Chain software to manage all of their complex operations from one place.
What our customers say
Foods Connected are an essential partner in delivering the goals of our Quality Naturally strategy through their market leading supplier engagement platform and traceability tools, combined with our shared engagement in wider industry sustainability projects.
Nigel Edwards,
GROUP CSR DIRECTOR,
HILTON FOODS
We needed a solution to manage our expansive supply chain globally, to create greater transparency over every tier of our diverse network. Foods Connected has provided us with a number of integrated solutions, bringing visibility to our operations, to better track our supplier compliance, mitigating any potential risks.
Simon Rose
HEAD OF PURCHASING AND INVENTORY,
MARLEY SPOON
