Mistakes and oversights in your supply chain introduce risk that can harm your customers and your brand, but oversights are just that, something that’s difficult to notice before a major issue occurs.
Mistakes and oversights in your supply chain introduce risk that can harm your customers and your brand, but oversights are just that, something that’s difficult to notice before a major issue occurs.
On May 11, the FDA announced it will continue to utilize and implement additional alternative inspection tools and approaches while postponing most domestic and foreign routine surveillance inspections.
The World Health Organization, the Food and Drug Administration, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention agree there’s no evidence that food or food packaging is a source for the transmission of COVID-19. Still, some news outlets...
The COVID-19 pandemic is far from over, with new cases in the United States steady and unemployment still on the rise, it’s looking like we’re in for a long haul. While some sectors, such as food and supplement manufacturing, are emerging and...
What is supplier relationship management, and who should manage that relationship?
The impact of COVID-19 on the food, supplement, and CPG industries cannot be understated, with changes in consumer behavior and disrupted supply chains. At-home consumption has gone up while out-of-home consumption has dropped to nearly a...
Many executives only care about the bottom line. If a program isn't making or saving the company money - they may not find it valuable. Companies know that failing audits can be very costly. But how much does it cost your company to stay in...
When it comes to managing a global supply chain, things can get complicated - fast. Managing supplier information, which can be inconsistent, or non-existent, is a cumbersome and challenging task. There are steps companies can take to ease the...
The increasingly global nature of today’s supply chain means even the most stringent quality control measures might not be enough to protect an organization from supply chain risk. Nowhere is this truer than in the food, beverage, and supplement...
Global supply chains continue to evolve and increase in complexity. Companies take on more risk as their network becomes inherently more vulnerable to outside influences when scaled to global size.