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IFS and BRC certifications have become key standards in the food industry to ensure safety, traceability, and regulatory compliance. However, they impose stringent and burdensome documentation requirements. For quality teams, this translates into manual and time-consuming management, often a source of errors and outdated data. Faced with this complexity, digitizing document processes is becoming essential to ensure compliance and performance.

The traceability of certified agricultural products is becoming an increasingly important issue. This is precisely the objective of the GLOBALG.AP Chain of Custody (CoC) standard: to ensure that products bearing a GLOBALG.AP certificate actually come from certified farms, and that their integrity is preserved throughout the supply chain.

For several years, corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become an essential pillar of the strategy of large organizations. In this context, the duty of care has become a structuring legal framework, requiring companies to anticipate and prevent serious risks related to their activities, particularly regarding human rights, the environment, and health. But what does this duty of care actually consist of, and how should companies comply with it?

In early April, Tracklab hosted its first webinar to present its vision of AI for GFSI quality systems, praised for its clarity and innovation, and unveiling more than 20 new features to simplify and enhance the work of quality teams.

With Tracklab, simplify IFS tracking, reduce costs and transform your certification into a real profitability lever.

At Tracklab, we centralize and automatically update your product data using artificial intelligence, for reliable and structured quality management. Our solution also allows you to easily compare document versions to accurately track each change.

A poorly managed supplier can generate significant costs and harm overall performance. Yet, many companies lack visibility into the reality on the ground. Tracklab provides a concrete solution by offering a consolidated view of supplier compliance, the identification of reliable partners, and decision-making tools.

In a market where food safety is a major concern, obtaining a recognized certification such as IFS Food has become a strategic issue for companies in the agri-food sector. This demanding but beneficial process helps to strengthen the trust of partners and consumers while improving internal practices. Find out why this certification is important, how to prepare for it, and how tools like Tracklab (www.tracklab.co) can simplify the process.

In the food industry, product safety and quality are top priorities. A company that commits to obtaining a certification recognized by the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) demonstrates its commitment to these core values. But why obtain a GFSI certification? How do you choose the right certification, and how can tools like Tracklab (www.tracklab.co) help in this complex process? Let’s decipher.

Supplier management and assessment play a crucial role in a Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) certification. This ensures that your raw materials and products meet the food safety and quality requirements needed to remain compliant with standards such as IFS, BRCGS or FSSC 22000. Here is a comprehensive guide to help you set up an effective supplier assessment and discover how tools like Tracklab (www.tracklab.co) can transform this process.

The Mercosur free trade agreement (which notably includes Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay) and the European Union aims to facilitate trade by reducing both tariff and non-tariff barriers. However, it also brings challenges related to compliance, traceability, and managing regulatory requirements, particularly in the agri-food sector.

In an increasingly competitive and regulated agro-food market, companies are constantly seeking to strengthen their positioning and ensure the quality of their products. It is with this goal in mind that more and more SMEs and ETIs (Intermediate-sized companies) in the agro-food sector decide each year to take a crucial step by embarking on the IFS Broker certification process.