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Major Beverage Manufacturer Take Control of Monitoring Shipments
A major beverage company with operations around the worldmanufactures soft drinks, juices, water, teas and coffee under multiple brand names. The company ships frozen juice concentrates and diet soft drink syrup from hubs in the U.S. and Puerto Rico to bottling plants for production, packaging, merchandising and distribution. These partnerships with close to 1000 bottlers, result in nearly 2 billion servings of the company’s products being sold to consumers every day.
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Horticulture Management Firm and Cherry Grower Discovers More Effective Way to Monitor Cargo
Hortinvest Management Ltd, a cherry grower and horticulture management company, specializes in all aspects of the cherry and apricot supply chain, including orchard, packhouse, and export customer relations. Hortinvest was established in 2016 and is located in the Otago Region on the South Island of New Zealand. “Our orchards are fully integrated. We plan, develop, grow, and we run a team of people. We harvest and then we run the logistics, packing and marketing.
Real-Time Logger Helps Prevent Spoiled Fruit
Typically, when a shipment leaves the port, the owner has no visibility with regard to its location or temperature. This creates a challenge for any grower/exporter. Real-time loggers provide the in-transit visibility which helps users anticipate possible issues with perishable shipments and take the appropriate action.
Using Temperature Data to Avoid Financial Losses
For a grower shipper, monitoring the temperature of a shipment is critically important. If there is ever a “warm load,” the grower must know where and when the temperature excursion occurred to protect itself from financial loss. If the grower does not have the temperature history, it could lose thousands of dollars on a rejected load.
