Demystifying IoT for supply chains
Learn the basics of what IoT is, why it works so well, and how it can be used to gain critical insights for your supply chain.
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Protecting prepared food: How reusable plastic containers solve an ongoing problem
The toll taken by food waste is felt strongly by fresh, prepared food suppliers. The increased cost of the farm-to-retailer journey is creating pressure on leaders to find greater efficiencies
Protecting the poultry: How reusable plastic containers solve an ongoing problem
Fresh chicken is more than 70 percent water and most often shipped with an ice crust. Packaging frequently leaks in transport. When it does, the fibers in the corrugated boxes break down, leaving them vulnerable to collapse.
Protecting meat: How reusable plastic containers solve an ongoing problem
When it comes to transporting meat along the supply chain from farm to retailer, corrugatedboxes often are the default choice. This leads to higher food waste rates – farms and producerslose $15 billion to it annually, and manufacturers another $2 billion.
Protecting the produce: How reusable plastic containers solve an ongoing problem
Corrugated boxes and fresh produce don’t mix.That’s the message coming from suppliers and retailers trying to protect their already thinmargins.
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Rediscovering efficiency in the meat industry
Adopting systems that set your meat supply chain up for short-term wins & long-term success
Get rid of foam once and for all
The problem with foam packaging and the alternative solution that is bringing sustainability and cost savings to seafood supply chains.