Articles Tagged with ''track and trace''

How can manufacturers prepare for these challenges, both predictable and unpredictable? It requires careful contingency planning and proactive management of critical production assets.

Scanbuy, Inc., a New York-based provider of advanced QR Code mobile technology services that include SmartLabel capabilities, and Kezzler, a Boston-based business services company for product serialization, tracking and tracing announced a strategic partnership that will bring Internet of Packaging (IoP) to SmartLabel.

Leveraging IIoT sensor technologies and real-time data analytics enables food manufacturers to track and trace incoming ingredients with precision.

Intel, Santa Clara, Calif., collaborated with Honeywell, Morris Plains, N.J., to create the Intel Connected Logistics Platform (Intel CLP), a platform that gives companies unprecedented levels of insight into the status of assets during their journey through the supply chain.

Dynamic Systems, Inc., Redmond, Wash., announced an end-to-end traceability system for aquaponic, aeroponic and hydroponic growers.

Florida East Coast Railway (FECR), Jacksonville, Fla., now provides customers with more features and capabilities in the FECR Connect system, a web-based portal that allows users to plan, schedule and track shipments in real time.

To improve traceability, the cold food industry is turning to radio frequency identification (RFID) technology.

Great Lakes Foods, Menominee, Mich., selected Park City Group’s ReposiTrak food safety compliance management solution to manage regulatory and business documentation compliance within its supply chain.

Mega Fortris Americas, Dayton, N.J., unveiled the MEGA–APP, a user-friendly smartphone-based software solution that offers robust chain of custody tracking through the automatic scanning and recording of barcodes on security seals.