Poultry/Seafood QR Code Tracking Tool | Food Traceability Platform Updated
Apr 12, 2022
Phoenix,United States - April 12, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The newly updated technology enables all parties within the food industry supply chain to retrieve detailed farm-to-kitchen and ocean-to-kitchen information through QR code solutions. This gives users the information they need to make smart, sustainable choices. The tool also facilitates a responsibly managed food chain and a buoyant local economy.
More information is available at https://ifoodiq.com
Today’s consumers recognize and expect food source transparency. By using the iFoodIQ platform, vendors, restaurant operators, retailers and consumers all have access to traceability technology. The newly improved system provides detailed food traceability information, from meat and poultry farmer locations and methods to the name of a ship’s captain and their catch point. This keeps industry personnel accountable and helps everyone in the process make informed choices.
The USA is a leader in food production sustainability. Local fisheries, for example, are some of the largest and most valuable in the world. The country’s approach to managing fisheries has become an international model, enforcing some of the strictest regulations globally. iFoodIQ helps food vendors, distributors, operators, and retailers confirm their fish and shellfish comply with all sustainability protocols.
iFoodIQ QR codes make information about the people and processes behind the meats and seafood available at auction, in stores, and at restaurants instantly accessible.
Restaurant managers can use the iFoodIQ platform to answer customers’ questions about the source of their menu items. Store managers can do the same, helping customers to buy local products. Overall, this keeps environments healthy and thriving while strengthening local economies.
A company spokesperson says, “iFoodIQ makes food intelligence accessible. The technology pinpoints the source of the food and offers raw product tracking as well as tracking through production to packaging. Our QR codes help food retailers and restaurant operators give their customers the full story behind the food they’re choosing.”
With an update in technologies, iFoodIQ provides transparent back and forth traceability solutions consumers and food industry personnel can rely on to support sustainable systems for the benefit of local habitats and local economies alike.
Visit https://ifoodiq.com to find out more.
Contact Info:
Name: Scott Isaacs
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Organization: iFoodIQ
Address: 17722 North Scottsdale Road, Phoenix, Arizona 85054, United States
Phone: +1-480-534-7563
Website: https://ifoodiq.com
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