Linkfresh, provider of supply chain ERP solutions for the fresh food industry, has announced that its Microsoft Dynamics based Linkfresh 365 suite, for the Fresh Produce and Agricultural sectors, is now available on the Microsoft AppSource Marketplace.
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.
Foodex returns to offer 360° view of the UK food and drink manufacturing industry
Nov 29, 2017 Comments (0)
Foodex 2018, the UK trade event for the food and drink processing, packaging and logistics industries, will return to the NEC Birmingham from 16-18 April next year.
METTLER TOLEDO Safeline develops new fully integrated conveyorised metal detection system
Nov 29, 2017 Comments (0)
Industrial metal detectors can bring important benefits to the production line for food, non-food and pharmaceutical applications.
Food executives to plot Brexit course for UK’s largest manufacturing sector at Food & Drink Business UK Conference
Nov 02, 2017 Comments (0)
The Food and Drink Business UK Conference, a leading gathering of food and beverage industry professionals, takes place on the 7th November in the Ricoh Arena, Coventry with a focus on Manufacturing, IT, Data, Logistics and more.
Proactive Solutions helps to keep the Reynolds fleet on the road
Oct 25, 2017 Comments (0)
Goodyear Proactive Solutions, the vehicle-to-fleet operations management system, has helped a leading UK distributor of fresh fruit, vegetables, dairy and cheese, reduce its tyre costs by almost 25%.
Maxoptra helps The Tomato Stall deliver fresh produce across the UK
Sep 19, 2017 Comments (0)
Maxoptra dynamic route planning and scheduling software is helping The Tomato Stall deliver fresh tomatoes across the country, supplying farmers' markets, farm shops, restaurants and deli's across the South of England, including London and Bristol.
California Citrus Giant Chooses LINKFRESH ERP
Aug 02, 2017 Comments (0)
LINKFRESH Inc., provider of supply chain ERP solutions designed specifically for the fresh food industry, announced that CA based Citrus grower, Fillmore-Piru Citrus Association, has selected the LINKFRESH ERP software suite to manage its operations.
Maxoptra helps keep Ten Mile Menu food deliveries 'lean and green'
Jul 12, 2017 Comments (0)
Online ethical food retailer, Ten Mile Menu, is using Maxoptra dynamic route planning and scheduling software to help keep its delivery operations 'lean and green'.
Emmi achieves cross-site warehouse and network control with inconso Solutions
Jul 05, 2017 Comments (0)
In order to keep an eye on all stocks in the widely ramified logistics network, the largest Swiss milk processor relies on a uniform system landscape for cross-site network and warehouse control.
Supply chain solution provider FuturMaster appoints new sales execs in Europe
Jun 21, 2017 Comments (0)
FuturMaster, the supply chain solution provider that helps a number of major food, retail and manufacturing companies with demand forecasting and streamlining production and supply, continues its international expansion with the opening of a new Northern Europe operation, located in Rotterdam in the Netherlands.
