A rapidly growing Midlands-based road haulage company is among the first to invest in a new cloud transport management system to support its ambitious expansion plans.
Food & Beverage Manufacturing, Food Processing Software
Food & Beverage manufacture involves a total sequence of food operations, including the growth and selection of raw materials, harvesting, processing, preservation, and distribution. These goods are then sold mainly to the retail or hospitality sectors, which then sell to end consumers through shops, supermarkets, restaurants, bars, etc. In general, the aim of all food manufacturing operations is to extend the availability of seasonal crops to year-round use. Food manufacturing is not solely involved with the preservation of food but is also concerned with the addition of additives such as flavours, colouring agents, preservatives, texturising agents and the final operation is packaging. Supply Chain software for the Food and Beverage industries enables streamlining and automating business processes throughout the supply chain to improve planning, optimise inventory levels, reduce costs, and respond quickly to changes in customer and supplier demand.
ILS rolls out labelling solution to leading meat netting company
Jul 26, 2018 Comments (0)
TruNet (UK) Ltd, part of leading global food netting company The TruNet Group, has invested in state-of-the-art labelling equipment from Industrial Labelling Systems (ILS) to improve productivity in the packing operation at its factory in Leicestershire.
G.H.MUMM & CIE reduced inventory and costs, and increased visibility with DynaSys
Jul 04, 2018 Comments (0)
With an outstanding heritage dating back to 1827, with its recognisable red ribbon, a symbol of excellence, the G.H.MUMM Cordon Rouge blend, a perfect incarnation of the brand, stands apart thanks to the freshness and intensity of its oenological style, conserved and passed down from one generation to another by the Cellar Masters.
Cranswick chooses intelligent telematics for connected vehicle camera solution
Jul 04, 2018 Comments (0)
Cranswick, UK food producer of pork and chicken products, has teamed up with Intelligent Telematics to roll-out a connected vehicle camera solution across its transport operation.
How Vimto created a ‘liquid’ supply chain with Distributed Warehousing
Jul 04, 2018 Comments (0)
Century-old drinks company Nichols has embraced a distributed warehousing network to deliver better customer experience and deliver the localised fulfilment mission of the modern age.
Raising a toast to greater IT efficiency
Jun 06, 2018 Comments (1)
Manufacturing & Logistics IT takes a look at Loch Lomond Group's IT estate and the business and operational benefits these systems bring to the company.
Loch Lomond Group is a company behind some of Scotland's most highly regarded artisan whisky brands. Founded in 1814, Loch Lomond Whiskies can trace its roots back to the Littlemill distillery, which was established in 1772 and is thought to be one of the oldest in the world
Lack of organic farming land could stall growth of US$320 billion organic food market – Informa’s Agribusiness Intelligence
May 30, 2018 Comments (0)
The future growth of the US$320 billion organic food market could be at risk if organic land area does not grow sufficiently to meet rising demand, according to insights from Informa's Agribusiness Intelligence.
How can artificial intelligence help the food industry?
May 15, 2018 Comments (0)
There's a lot of talk about artificial intelligence (AI) as the next best thing since sliced bread. But what does AI really mean for the food industry and what are the implications, asks Stephanie Duvault-Alexandre, a consultant at software provider FuturMaster?
Food & Drink Supply Chain Conference – Efficient, Collaborative, Innovative
May 15, 2018 Comments (0)
Mission-Critical Change: Survive Brexit, Technology & Market Disruption: Future-Proofed, Collaborative & Agile Food & Drink Supply Chains Which Drive Value & Efficiency.
£4.8 billion worth of British products hang in the balance following Brexit
May 02, 2018 Comments (0)
With the Brexit transition completing at the end of 2020, the UK will need to negotiate new terms for €5.5 billion (£4.8 billion) worth of food and drink products with the EU and third countries, according to insights from Informa's Agribusiness Intelligence.
