Traceability is what Produce Pro is all about.
Businesses throughout the supply chain are embracing the Produce Traceability Initiative, or PTI. The goal is to achieve true, complete, "farm-to-fork" traceability throughout the supply chain, using standardized formats and methods to track data for each case of product. Soon, if you haven't taken steps in this direction already, your trading partners will be requesting it from you.
That's where Produce Pro Software can help. Traceability has been the cornerstone of our system — and our philosophy — since day one. Ever since we began in 1990, our system has supported complete lot tracking throughout the product lifecycle, including receiving, inventory management, repacking, processing, and shipping. We're fully on board with the Produce Traceability Initiative; after all, it's a natural fit for the way we already work.
Whether you're just getting started or have been tracking at the lot level for years, Produce Pro Software can help you achieve industry-standard practices and benefit from them. Our consultants can guide you through any process changes you'll need to make, however big or small... and we can help you reduce costs and operate more efficiently. We've already helped more than a hundred companies gain control and real-time visibility across their entire organizations.
- Lot tracking
- Real-time visibility throughout your organization
- GTIN assignment
- GTIN transmission between trading partners
- PTI-compliant case labeling
- Fully integrated receiving and shipping information
- Wireless infrastructure and equipment design
To learn more...
Contact us at info@producepro.com or 630.395.9600 to learn more about our expert consulting services. You can also request a copy of our whitepaper about the PTI milestones and our approach to each one.
We'll be happy to arrange a demo of the system for you, so you can see our real-time tracking in action.
To study the Produce Traceability Initiative in more detail, you can also visit the committee's website.
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