LONDON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–SpendEdge, a leading provider of procurement market intelligence solutions, has announced the completion of their latest article on the key strategies to optimize the food supply chain.
Retailers managing the food supply chain often face transportation delays and spoilage issues. This either leads to negative publicity or loss of consumers in the long-term. Companies should gain detailed insights into suppliers involved in the process to devise effective supply chain strategies. Optimizing the food supply chain will not only avoid counterfeit food and beverages but also help companies to boost their brand value.
At SpendEdge, we understand that maintaining the food supply chain is a tumultuous task. Therefore, we have highlighted the key strategies to optimize the food supply chain.
Ways to Optimize the Food Supply Chain
Supplier monitoring and performance evaluation
Since suppliers form an integral of the food supply chain, retailers are advised to properly monitor and audit potential suppliers before associating with them. Questioning them about food safety regulations, recall programs, and record-keeping processes will help companies perform audit effectively. Companies can either conduct audits internally or hire a third party for an unbiased evaluation.
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Quality Analysis
Quality plays a critical role in the food supply chain. Companies must pay attention to avoid quality issues and meet compliance requirements. The FDA checks a small portion of the food imported, leaving the major portion unchecked. Ensuring the safety of food items will help companies to mitigate any risks pertaining to quality. To know how you can perform quality analysis and improve the food supply chain, get in touch with our experts now!
Keep a check on inventory
Managing a food supply chain requires companies to ensure proper refrigeration and condensation. Some products require special storage, thereby making inventory a critical aspect of the food supply chain. Companies can efficiently process goods to manage products better and avoid spoilage.
To know in detail the key strategies to improve the food supply chain process, read the complete article here!
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