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Marc Simony, Head of Product Strategy at TraceGains, shared some valuable insights into not only what TraceGains Network is, but, more importantly, what value it provides to both TraceGains customers and suppliers.
Your company received a Form 483. Now what? Anyone who’s ever dealt with a 483 knows it’s no fun. Gain insight into how you can take the pain out of dealing with 483s.
Becoming certified with a GFSI scheme is an impressive accomplishment for any company, the amount of effort that goes into achieving compliance is staggering. Gathering the required documentation alone can be a daunting task.
Purchasing ingredients from suppliers doesn’t necessarily mean sources are equally stringent about allergen management. To reduce this liability, food and beverage manufacturers require suppliers to have a unique allergen map and lettered...
While the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) rules have all been finalized for a while now, there’s still a lot of confusion regarding implementation and what companies should do from a food safety standpoint.
Supply chain visibility is the ability to track parts, components, or products in transit from the manufacturer to their final destination.
Big data is not a new term, nor is it a new concept for anyone in the business world. By definition, “big data” refers to “data sets that are too large and complex to manipulate or interrogate with standard methods or tools.” Like many...
Dairy, a longtime staple of the country’s ag economy, finds itself in the middle of a seismic transition. You could even go so far as to call it the bad, the good, and the ugly.
Americans’ hunger for organic food and beverages persists. Even though many thought the trend peaked more than decade ago, its popularity continues to surge, outlasting consumer fads like the South Beach Diet.
From antibiotics to television to the Internet, technology has worked wonders at making our lives easier, richer, and longer. But there’s always a price. It can take the form of harmful side effects, infomercials, or pop-up ads.