Last December, the new E.U. n°1169/2011 regulation, commonly referred to as INCO (Information to Consumers), was put in place to enhance food labeling. The regulation has already led to significant changes in what consumers know about the food they buy.
Being in compliance with regulation is essential for companies. As the regulatory volume increases considerably, food industries, food service and retailers must manage and follow efficiently data and documentation attached to products from R&D to the shelves through production, marketing, quality etc.
Being in compliance with regulation is essential for companies. As the regulatory volume increases considerably, food industries, food service and retailers must manage and follow efficiently data and documentation attached to products from R&D to the shelves through production, marketing, quality etc.
Share and use information in the company is a complex practice but it worth it. Manufacturers and retailers have to efficiently and precisely manage data and documentation attached to products while ensuring their traceability and origin.
Considering innovation as a core priority, key functions are able to question and improve internal processes. Collaboration from end to end is tremendous to progress.
Companies implementing solutions such as PLM are able to answer these questions. Using Lascom CPG, Food and Beverage companies better manage data and documentation (certification, specification etc.) with a central repository. These companies also automate document generation and they are able to attach it to specific products involved and/or impacted. PLM allows corporation and smaller business to improve traceability and focus on their core business.
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