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Back to our roots with Sean Elder
Software Developer, Sean Elder, has become fascinated by the data flow from farm to fork during his two and half years at Foods Connected. But prior to joining us, he was new to the food ind...
The digital transformation question: expert UK industry insight
We sat down with three industry experts – Dr Stephanie Brooks, Dr Lorelei Gherman and Professor Jillian MacBryde – to discuss the benefits and the blockers of digital transformation for food...
Who is responsible for implementing food safety management systems?
In this article, we summarise where the responsibilities lie for managing safety and regulatory compliance across the food supply chain. Every organisation and person involved in the food su...
Are farm labour shortages still costing the food sector in 2023?
In 2022, reports began that a shortage of farm labour was having implications across the UK. We will trace how this has impacted the food industry in 2023. Labout shortages have been an issu...
Meet the team with Bethany McDowell
This month, it's Bethany McDowell's turn to answer our questions. Our ever-smiling Senior Implementation Manager chats about her love of crafts, her competitive streak and the family busines...
What is the role of big data in the food industry?
Big data has an important role to play for businesses that want to make more informed decisions. In this blog, we explore how it can shift thinking in the food industry. Big data in the food...