Materials handling & storage and supply chain > Supply chain & traceability (RFID/barcodes)

Calculating 'safety stock' the key to minimising supply chain risk

28 July, 2020

The food and beverage industry can pose unique challenges for inventory management so how can you plan buffer stock to help meet fluctuating demand?


Cost-effective ways to minimise supply shortages risks

13 July, 2020

The Fraunhofer Institute has developed an algorithm that helps companies calculate how the risks posed by supply shortages can be reduced at little extra cost.


Tracking mangoes throughout the supply chain

06 July, 2020

GS1 Australia and Manbulloo have created 'whole-of-chain' tracking for mangoes, providing new levels of efficiency throughout the supply chain.


Traceability program adds value to food supply chains

01 July, 2020

A national traceability program could help supply chains achieve end-to-end traceability and lift capability across the sector.


Cold shock: Aussie cold chain food waste study

26 May, 2020

A government-sponsored study has found that food waste caused by deficiencies in the cold food chain costs the Australian economy nearly $4 billion.


SA dairy industry from 'grass to glass'

11 May, 2020

The South Australian dairy industry is creating 'grass to glass' branding that will audit, track and verify the state's dairy products.


2DBarcodes: the future of food safety for retail?

07 May, 2020

GS1 Australia has launched the 2DBarcode, an on-pack symbol that provides a range of data elements to facilitate food safety within the supply chain.


Solving supply chain disruptions for food exports

28 April, 2020

DHL Global Forwarding Australia is helping to meet food retail demand for Australia's high-value perishables exports.


Nestlé using blockchain to enhance coffee traceability

08 April, 2020

Nestlé will expand the use of IBM Food Trust blockchain technology, to enable consumers to trace the origins of the beans in its Zoégas coffee brand.


Smart tech helping manufacturers safeguard supply chains

02 April, 2020 by Danielle Dadello, Country Manager AU at Unleashed Software

It's time for an upheaval in the way food manufacturers use technology and supply chain processes, in order to keep food on the shelves and remain resilient.


Qld closes border but bananas allowed through

27 March, 2020

Freight trucks are exempt from the latest border control measures introduced by the Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk.


Economics of the pandemic: are your supply chains resilient?

18 March, 2020 by Carolyn Jackson

Food manufacturers may be one of the few industries that could actually see some economic opportunities in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, if supply chains remain resilient.


Improving dietary supplement traceability

17 March, 2020

Manufacturers of dietary supplements are encouraged to trace every ingredient through their supply chain using MOM systems.


Danone boosts baby formula traceability

16 March, 2020

Danone has launched a digitally enabled data service for its baby formula brands, which allows consumers to verify the authenticity of the product.


Butchery improves supply chain using trackable pallet boxes

13 March, 2020

A UK-based pork butchery has improved the transport efficiency of its pork product using Trackable Dolav plastic pallet boxes.


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