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Digital livestock procurement: driving supply chain cost efficiency
In this guide, Foods Connected explores how investing in a procurement solution can help save your business supply chain costs and deliver sustained savings. When it comes to livestock procu...
Industry Voices with John Hood
Welcome to Industry Voices – our interview series with real people in the food sector talking about the big issues of the day. John Hood talks Brexit, Irish beef’s new PGI status and the fiv...
How to increase sustainability in food production
In the following article, we look at sustainability through a food industry lens, dissecting what it means to businesses, and analysing the steps brands need to take to improve their sustain...
Cracking down on food fraud: is a better whistleblowing system the answer?
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?
Using analytics to mitigate cost rises: the role of data-driven procurement in the global food industry
The current cost-of-living crisis in many markets has left food and drinks businesses facing significant blows to their bottom line. Procurement teams are at the sharp end of this problem. T...
Navigating Rising Costs in Global Food with a Proactive Procurement Plan
Few functions were more deeply impacted by the sudden disruption of COVID-19 than procurement. As global food and drink supply chains were thrown into disarray, supermarket shelves were temp...