Food Visibility and Traceability — A Conversation with Louis-Olivier Roy of OPTEL Group
11/10/23 • 15 min
Please note: We are aware of an issue with the audio version of this podcast episode. We are working to correct it. In the meantime, here is a link to the YouTube version with working sound. We apologize for the inconvenience.
At North American Food Safety & Quality 2023 we sat down with Louis-Olivier Roy of OPTEL Group to talk about one of the most important challenges and opportunities facing FSQ professional today: Being able to see their products from one end of the value chain to the other. New regulations are coming online that demand Food Safety and Quality teams be able to document everything that happens to the food under their responsibility, but beyond compliance, knowing the quality and quantity of goods at all stages of the journey from farm to fork offer a wide range of advantages and capabilities that generate real ROI. In an evolving regulatory environment where getting data from suppliers is going beyond a best practice to become a requirement, what does treating compliance as the starting point rather than the finish line look like? How can FSQ data collected at this granular level help other parts of the business achieve their goals as well? For all this and more, give this episode a listen!
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OPTEL has a proven track record of over 30 years in providing end-to-end and highly granular traceability solutions that enable companies to unlock the potential of intelligent and agile supply chains.
OptchainTM, OPTEL’s flagship traceability and decision-making solution, connects all stakeholders across the value chain to ensure complete, real-time visibility. It helps to boost supply chain performance and resilience, and resolve operational challenges related to supply and demand balancing. What’s more, it provides the tools businesses require to accurately measure greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs), their carbon footprints, and an array of other detailed data to achieve their ESG targets and comply with regulatory standards.
For decades, OPTEL has helped companies in a wide range of industries digitalize their supply chains, including the pharmaceutical, consumer packaged goods, food and beverage, mining, agrochemicals, residual materials, and many more.
Founded in 1989, OPTEL is a Certified B Corporation headquartered in Canada, with facilities in Germany, Ireland, India and Brazil, as well as employees worldwide.
www.optelgroup.com
Please note: We are aware of an issue with the audio version of this podcast episode. We are working to correct it. In the meantime, here is a link to the YouTube version with working sound. We apologize for the inconvenience.
At North American Food Safety & Quality 2023 we sat down with Louis-Olivier Roy of OPTEL Group to talk about one of the most important challenges and opportunities facing FSQ professional today: Being able to see their products from one end of the value chain to the other. New regulations are coming online that demand Food Safety and Quality teams be able to document everything that happens to the food under their responsibility, but beyond compliance, knowing the quality and quantity of goods at all stages of the journey from farm to fork offer a wide range of advantages and capabilities that generate real ROI. In an evolving regulatory environment where getting data from suppliers is going beyond a best practice to become a requirement, what does treating compliance as the starting point rather than the finish line look like? How can FSQ data collected at this granular level help other parts of the business achieve their goals as well? For all this and more, give this episode a listen!
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OPTEL has a proven track record of over 30 years in providing end-to-end and highly granular traceability solutions that enable companies to unlock the potential of intelligent and agile supply chains.
OptchainTM, OPTEL’s flagship traceability and decision-making solution, connects all stakeholders across the value chain to ensure complete, real-time visibility. It helps to boost supply chain performance and resilience, and resolve operational challenges related to supply and demand balancing. What’s more, it provides the tools businesses require to accurately measure greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs), their carbon footprints, and an array of other detailed data to achieve their ESG targets and comply with regulatory standards.
For decades, OPTEL has helped companies in a wide range of industries digitalize their supply chains, including the pharmaceutical, consumer packaged goods, food and beverage, mining, agrochemicals, residual materials, and many more.
Founded in 1989, OPTEL is a Certified B Corporation headquartered in Canada, with facilities in Germany, Ireland, India and Brazil, as well as employees worldwide.
www.optelgroup.com
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Food Visibility and Traceability — A Conversation with Louis-Olivier Roy of OPTEL Group
Please note: We are aware of an issue with the audio version of this podcast episode. We are working to correct it. In the meantime, here is a link to the YouTube version with working sound. We apologize for the inconvenience.
At North American Food Safety & Quality 2023 we sat down with Louis-Olivier Roy of OPTEL Group to talk about one of the most important challenges and opportunities facing FSQ professional today: Being able to see their products from one end of the value chain to the other. New regulations are coming online that demand Food Safety and Quality teams be able to document everything that happens to the food under their responsibility, but beyond compliance, knowing the quality and quantity of goods at all stages of the journey from farm to fork offer a wide range of advantages and capabilities that generate real ROI. In an evolving regulatory environment where getting data from suppliers is going beyond a best practice to become a requirement, what does treating compliance as the starting point rather than the finish line look like? How can FSQ data collected at this granular level help other parts of the business achieve their goals as well? For all this and more, give this episode a listen!
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OPTEL has a proven track record of over 30 years in providing end-to-end and highly granular traceability solutions that enable companies to unlock the potential of intelligent and agile supply chains.
OptchainTM, OPTEL’s flagship traceability and decision-making solution, connects all stakeholders across the value chain to ensure complete, real-time visibility. It helps to boost supply chain performance and resilience, and resolve operational challenges related to supply and demand balancing. What’s more, it provides the tools businesses require to accurately measure greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs), their carbon footprints, and an array of other detailed data to achieve their ESG targets and comply with regulatory standards.
For decades, OPTEL has helped companies in a wide range of industries digitalize their supply chains, including the pharmaceutical, consumer packaged goods, food and beverage, mining, agrochemicals, residual materials, and many more.
Founded in 1989, OPTEL is a Certified B Corporation headquartered in Canada, with facilities in Germany, Ireland, India and Brazil, as well as employees worldwide.
www.optelgroup.com
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