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Nieuwe Internnationale Guideline voor Tracebility in Vers
Door HSchmeitz op vrijdag 14 augustus 2009 - 1445 x bekeken - Handel, Teelt, Overig, Retail

Brussels, Belgium, August 14, 2009 – GS1 and the International Federation for Produce Standards (IFPS) are pleased to announce the release of the Traceability for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Implementation Guide based on the GS1 Global Traceability Standard. The Guide serves as a common-sense blueprint that enables all stakeholders in the fresh produce supply chain to implement traceability practices utilising the GS1 System of standards and in particular, the GS1 Global Traceability Standard. GS1 global supply chain standards are used by business in over 100 countries.

“The IFPS is very appreciative of the work of both GS1 and industry members in this industry-driven effort to create a Guide which facilitates a common approach to produce traceability, regardless of where produce is shipped from or received. Adoption of global standards is crucial for the produce industry and the creation of the Guide is another step towards integration of GS1 standards into the global produce supply chain,” stated Jane Proctor, IFPS Chair 2006-2009. “

The Global Fruit & Vegetable Traceability Implementation Guide identifies the key principles of traceability and demonstrates how to implement them through the use of diagrams and best business practice examples. Sections are dedicated to the distinct needs of each segment of the produce supply chain including growers, packer/re-packers, distributor/traders, foodservice operators and retail stores. An appendix section provides a lay person’s introduction to the standards which are significant for implementation.

Mike McGee, L & M Companies Inc. and Project Chair recognized the importance of leveraging expertise from both industry and GS1. “When we began our journey we knew success would be defined by the combination of an understanding of GS1 standards balanced with industry knowledge of the unique nuances of the fresh fruit and vegetable supply chain. The result is an implementation guide that serves companies of all size, anywhere in the world, and allows the produce industry to implement a traceability capability that meets the requirements of industry and the expectations of consumers.”

Frug I Com is een van de participerende organisaties in IFPS. Voor vragen over de Guideline kunt u contact opnemen met de Suppert Desk (lamers@frugicom.nl)

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