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Farm Data Safe: committing to the highest standards of data governance
Building a resilient food system means all stakeholders working in partnership to drive the most beneficial outcomes for the industry. The foundation of any solid partnership is trust, and t...
How data analytics can ensure effective procurement
This guide outlines how businesses can use procurement analytics for profitable data-driven decision-making. Procurement decisions are hugely important. A forward-looking approach is needed ...
Data & disposal: how to reduce waste in the food supply chain
Food waste – and finding ways to reduce it – is a major priority for every player in the global supply chain. This blog explores the best approaches.
Sustainability in food manufacturing: How KPIs can help meet the needs of your business and your customers
Foods Connected’s Agriculture & Animal Welfare Specialist, Kate Williams, analyses the benefits of sustainability KPIs and reveals the 7 steps to follow when setting them. Sustainability...
BBFAW 2023: key takeaways from the Business Benchmark on Farm Animal Welfare report
Thursday, 25 April, saw the launch of the must anticipated BBFAW 2023. Our Head of Business - Animal Welfare, Compliance & Environment in Implementation & Customer Success, Dr Fiona ...
Is a better whistleblowing system the answer for food fraud?
With food fraud incidents increasing around the world, there’s an urgent need for authorities to find more effective solutions. Could whistleblowing be the key?