[eBook] Uncovering the AI strategies that work in F&B manufacturing

Supplied by Infor Global Solutions on Wednesday, 12 August, 2026

AI is transforming food and beverage manufacturing — improving efficiency, quality and adaptability across the production lifecycle. Yet with 84% of employees still unclear on what AI really is, many businesses are struggling to unlock its full potential.

This eBook explores practical AI applications — from predictive maintenance and demand forecasting to process optimisation — and how different AI models can support smarter manufacturing outcomes.

Discover how manufacturers are using AI to stay competitive and drive stronger results.

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