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TraceGains Inks Partnership Deal with Mile High Labs

TraceGains announced it has struck a partnership deal with Mile High Labs, the world’s largest CBD extractor, to help establish standards and champion compliance in the growing hemp industry. This marks the third such deal TraceGains has struck in the CBD space, solidifying the company’s role as a leader in the industry.

TraceGains Praises UNPA and Other Trade Groups for Pressing Congress on CBDs

TraceGains, the leader in compliance, quality, and new product development software for the CPG industry, agrees with the United Natural Products Alliance (UNPA) and other major trade associations that Congress needs to pass legislation clarifying hemp-derived cannabidiol (CBD) is a lawful dietary ingredient.

Mike Hubbard promoted from within to fill newly created SVP of Revenue position

TraceGains, the leader in compliance, quality, and new product development software for the CPG industry, today announced that it has promoted Mike Hubbard to Senior Vice President of Revenue.

TraceGains Wins Endorsement as Official Supply Chain Automation Partner for SupplySide West

Informa Markets has endorsed TraceGains, the leader in cloud-based compliance, quality, and new product development software for the CPG industry, as the official Supply Chain Automation Partner of SupplySide West and Food ingredients North America, set for Oct. 15-19 in Las Vegas.

Matrix Sciences Partners with TraceGains to Offer Integrated Supply Chain Monitoring, Evaluation, and Testing Services

TraceGains announces a strategic alliance with Matrix Sciences. The companies have partnered to offer integrated solutions that combine TraceGains industry-leading software with Matrix Sciences’ food safety advisory services, laboratory testing, and data analytics.

TraceGains Puts Spotlight on Employee Innovation

TraceGains announced the winners of its annual Innovation Contest during a company-wide meeting June 12. In its third year, the competition asked employees to submit ideas to expand TraceGains Network, improve profit margins, and increase market pull. This year, the company received more than 40 submissions from employees with ideas on new business opportunities for the company.

TraceGains Promotes New Corporate Counsel from Within

TraceGains, the leader in supplier compliance, quality management, and new product development software for the consumer-packaged goods industry, announced today that it has promoted Kendra S. Stevens to Corporate Counsel.

TraceGains Launches the First Specification Management Solution with Supplier Co-Authoring

Specification Management allows companies to author, publish, and update raw material, and finished goods specifications. The new product streamlines and centralizes documentation and information exchange, with automated workflows and alerts for internal and external stakeholder updates and approvals. With network connectivity, the software gives companies immediate access to more than a million supplier-provided documents to accelerate specification creation and updates.

Bakeries take on audits in the new era of food safety

Audits should never come as a surprise. The Food and Drug Administration could arrive at any time for a food safety inspection. Or a customer may require an audit from the Safe Quality Food (SQF) Program or the British Retail Consortium, which are both recognized by the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI). Quality assurance/control managers — and all other employees — must be aware of food safety regulations and remain ahead of the curve.

United Natural Products Alliance Partners with TraceGains

The United Natural Products Alliance (UNPA) and TraceGains have announced a partnership designed to increase quality, management, and transparency in the global supplement supply chain, according to an UNPA press release made today.

How processors can improve supply chain safety

Big shifts in thinking about the supply chain are happening because of two developments: excitement about blockchain’s potential and regulations requiring companies to shoulder more of the burden for verifying whether suppliers keep food safe.