Chances are you encounter radio frequency identification (RFID) technology quite often. You’re doing so when you use a proximity card at work or a hotel, track a package, check out library books, or become a scannable human. Within the food industry, RFID tags track food shipments’ progress at the pallet and truck level. The global packaging company […]
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Q&A: Scanning Away Food Waste?
September 15, 2015 | Posted in Q & A, Supermarket, Technology Comments closed
Getting Grocery Rite
This week, while at the Sustainable Foods Summit in San Francisco, I learned more about what the largest supermarket chains and food manufacturers are doing to reduce food waste through the FMI/GMA Food Waste Reduction Alliance. As you can see from this page and their slides (download), the initiative is encouraging and ongoing. On the other […]
January 25, 2013 | Posted in Composting, Repurposing, Supermarket Comments closed