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For over a century, enterprises have faced critical challenges to achieve traceable and resilient global supply chains
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There is growing pressure to pay more attention to the environmental and resource consequences of the ever-increasing production, vulnerable climate change, and consumer demand for agri-based products.
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Traceability has gained significant importance in recent times as the global supply chain has become more complex, with businesses working to meet the increasing demand for food to feed the growing population while ensuring its sustainably produced.
Today, companies are expected to have effective practices requiring identification and adoption to track and trace a product throughout the supply chains.
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​As consumers become more concerned about the impact of their purchases on the environment, companies are facing increased demand to adopt sustainable practices. This trend toward eco-friendliness is leading to a greater emphasis on sustainability in the business world.
Regulations are being put in place that requires companies to consider the environmental and social impacts of their supply chain process and comply with sustainable practices.
