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Technology has been fully engrained in the produce industry for quite some time now, but what can we expect for the future? And what about details regarding agriculture technology is vital to understand? At a recent conference hosted by the Produce Marketing Association, the catalysts were highlighted for all that attended. We at iNECTA thought it would be a good idea to discuss in some depth what we’ve learned in regard to what technology is at our disposal to advance agriculture across multipl
Why do customers gravitate towards certain products? With produce specifically, the issue is less about supply, and more about quality. Actually, if we can speak frankly, quality is really the most important factor that’s in play when customers shop for local produce. Obviously, we’re all privy to all the tricks from the old country. Grading a tomato in real-time based on firmness, shape, and color is still the best way to determine the quality of the product to some purists. However, the produc
Irrigation is the saving grace for farmers who are victims of uneven amounts of precipitation throughout the growing season. On top of that, only a percentage of the precipitation will be absorbed by the soil, benefiting the potential crop growth.
The ripening process is at the heart of modern produce logistics. From bananas and mangoes to tomatoes and melons, managing ripeness is key to extending shelf life, reducing waste, and ensuring optimal quality at the point of sale.
How to Implement FSMA The first order of business for any organization is acknowledging the need to implement and comply with the act. Also, taking inventory of how the company stacks up at the present time is paramount to understanding what needs to be improved in order to become FSMA compliant. Often, companies are already in compliance with other food safety programs such as HACCP, with the FSMA being a “catch-all” for all programs under the food safety umbrella. As far as implementation goes
iNECTA is proud to announce that we have successfully integrated Microsoft Dynamics to Trace Register. Trace Register provides a database to track the complete supply chain of seafood from the vessel to the plate. As the seafood travels through the supply chain, it is very important that the business software report the status and the location of the product as it passes through.