Have you ever thought that a supply chain is like a team? Supply chain members, just like employees of a company, must work together to deliver the best product or solution they can.
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Achieving food safety transparency is of utmost importance today. In 2015, the US Food and Drug Administration’s Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) implemented several rules to minimize food safety risk in supply chains.
Mapping your supply chains takes time, but with it comes opportunities that will help you save costs, boost your brand, and increase consumer loyalty.
Transparency-One and SGS, the next generation of supply chain transparency solutions, will enable Mars Food to share details of its rice supply chain from farm to fork.
How does the Transparency-One solution help brands and retailers in the general merchandise industry achieve supply chain transparency?
Why do you need transparent supply chains? A visual guide to 4 compelling reasons for supply chain transparency.
Effective and transparent supply chain management requires brands to monitor multiple aspects of production, such as country of origin, sensitive components, and factory conditions, among others.
Spring cleaning is upon us. Winter is over and summer is coming. It is the perfect time to curate your wardrobe, get rid of old or unused clothing, and buy new clothes for the upcoming season.
In-store shopping was the most common method of shopping but 54% of shoppers still buy products online weekly or monthly.
What is child labor? According to the FAO, child labor is defined as work that is inappropriate for a child’s age, affects children’s education, or is likely to harm their health, safety or morals.1 Child labor is prominent in the agricultural sector The agricultural sector engages nearly 60% of all...
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