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The impact of traceability in food and beverage manufacturing is widely recognized. Let's revisit the various dimensions of a traceable value chain in our series recap.

Traceability has grown in leaps and bounds in recent years. But why so? What benefits does The traceability value bring to manufacturing?

Without advancements in technology, end-to-end traceability would probably look very different than it does today. Let’s look at the technologies that make The traceability value possible.

Moving on from the value traceability offers, dive into the elements that make up a traceable supply chain and drives The traceability value.

As transparent supply chains rise in the ranks, what makes up The traceability value? Explore different aspects of a traceable value chain in this new series.

How can brand traceability promote sustainability, help consumers improve their health, and ensure our industries operate under safer conditions? Read The Transparency Track part six for our series overview.

In part four of The Transparency Track series, we focus on the relationship between brand transparency and environmentally conscious consumers.

In part three of The Tracking Transparency series, we turn the spotlight on nutrition labels. What information do they provide, and how important is this for consumers and manufacturers alike? Read on to find out ...

Consumers want to know more. About everything. From what a product is made of, to the calorie content. Also on the list? Knowing where ingredients come from. In part two of The Tracking Transparency series, we discuss what this means for the food and beverage industry.

Whether they are buying a beverage, snack or piece of furniture, today’s consumers are heavily influenced by brand and product transparency. So, what exactly does this entail, and why has it become a major topic of conversation? Read on in part one of The Transparency Track series.

In part one of our Connect to More series, we explore the real-world possibilities of connected packaging – now and in the future