Greenyard Fresh：利用物联网增强食品安全和成本效率
适用行业
- 食品与饮料
用例
- 行为与情绪追踪
- 泄漏与洪水监测
服务
- 测试与认证
关于客户
Greenyard Fresh 是全球领先的新鲜水果、蔬菜、花卉、植物和生鲜物流供应商。该公司总部位于比利时，年营业额达 32 亿欧元，拥有员工 8000 人。 Greenyard Fresh 致力于食品安全和质量，并始终寻求改进流程并与合作伙伴分享知识和经验的方法。该公司是使用 ChainPoint 作为共享资源的几家公司之一，受益于成本降低以及共享知识和经验。
挑战
Greenyard Fresh 是全球领先的生鲜农产品和物流供应商，面临着每天管理数千个产品样品的残留监测流程的挑战。该公司年营业额达 32 亿欧元，拥有 8000 名员工，需要一个系统在残留物超出允许量时发出警报。该挑战还包括需要对收集的数据进行高级分析以提供大量见解。此外，Greenyard Fresh 希望能够与合作伙伴共享匿名信息，以共同增进对流程、产品质量和食品安全的了解。
解决方案
Greenyard Fresh采用了ChainPoint（一种多方共享资源）来管理残留监测流程。食品实验室每天都会直接向 ChainPoint 提交数千个产品样品的测试结果。如果残留量超过允许量，Greenyard Fresh 用户会收到警报，并可以单独查看每个测试结果。使用商业智能软件，对收集的数据进行高级分析为 Greenyard Fresh 提供了大量见解。如果 Greenyard Fresh 选择，它可能会与其合作伙伴共享匿名信息，共同努力了解有关流程、产品质量和食品安全的更多信息。此外，还使用了 Fresh.Point，这是一个针对欧洲水果和蔬菜行业批发商和国际贸易商的协作监控平台。它将贸易商与食品实验室联系起来，并支持分配、报告和分析产品测试的工作流程。
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