Every week FoodLogiQ will be aggregating the latest updates and resources for food businesses navigating the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Learn how the industry is adapting to protect and feed consumers while building resilience in the face of global crisis.
Don't miss FoodLogiQ's upcoming demo for retailers looking to prepare for withdrawals and recalls during times of crisis.
Times of crisis call for quick, decisive action and execution. The retail grocery industry has learned this firsthand as a result of the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19), which has simultaneously led to a sharp increase in sales and caused wide supply chain disruption. From product shortages and inventory redirection, to changes in supplier relationships, adjustments to store layouts and measures to protect consumer and employee wellness, the industry has been forced to react swiftly and decisively.
Every week FoodLogiQ will be aggregating the latest updates and resources for food businesses navigating the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Learn how the industry is adapting to protect and feed consumers while building resilience in the face of global crisis.
This week the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) released the Food Outlook report. This 2020-2021 report forecasts production and market trends of popular trading commodities including grains, meat, and dairy, among others.
FoodLogiQ’s mission is simple, but impactful: to map the world’s food chain, make it as safe as possible and empower people to make informed decisions about the food they eat. One of the fundamental pillars that supports this mission is a commitment to advancing innovation and technology in the food industry, together with our customers, while delivering the highest standards of products and services.
We’d like to introduce our guest blogger Bryan Cohn, who is a Food Safety Solution Engineer at FoodLogiQ. Drawing knowledge from Bryan's experience leading supply chain operations at food manufacturers and retailers like Seal the Seasons and Couche-Tard, we’ve asked him to share some guidance and considerations for CPGs working to survive (and even thrive) as they navigate COVID-19.
