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For Grocers, Low Margins Make Compliance a High Priority
Grocery chains simply can’t afford to let salable food spoil in transit – and here’s how to make sure it doesn’t happen.
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Grocery chains simply can’t afford to let salable food spoil in transit – and here’s how to make sure it doesn’t happen.
As locally and domestically sourced food becomes a more cost effective and less risky alternative, don’t let failing to comply with FSMA eat into your savings.
Everyone in the cold chain needs to ensure food stays at a safe temperature – a challenge that grows more difficult as more parties are responsible for handling and transporting.
Grocery stores – which often control their entire cold chains – have multiple reasons to prioritize compliance and safety when transporting food.
Easy-to-install temperature monitoring can prevent big losses when your trailers are left unattended. It could
To ensure safe food temperatures and FSMA compliance, invest in a cloud-based solution that can grow with your business.
To stay compliant with FSMA requirements for maintaining safe food temperatures during transport, you’ve invested in state-of-the-art reefers to keep food safe as it travels from Point A to Point B, and beyond.