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For the first time, grocery retailers are able to remotely and non-invasively monitor the product temperature of perishable food in refrigerated equipment.
Migros implemented the Axino.IoT.FoodSafety quality management system to remotely access and review temperature developments of its produce department.
CAS DataLoggers, Chesterland, Ohio, provided the automated food safety monitoring solution for
Longhini Sausage Co. Inc., a New Haven, Conn.-based sausage processor.
SpotSee, Dallas, Texas, expanded its temperature-monitoring product line to include Cold Chain Complete, a combination of two temperature indicators that alerts users to exposure of unacceptably high or low temperatures.
The Middleby Corp., Elgin, Ill., acquired Powerhouse Dynamics, Inc., a Newton, Mass.-based provider of cloud-based, Internet of Things (IoT) solutions for the foodservice industry.
Varcode USA, Wellesley, Mass., debuted its new FreshCode solution, what is said to be a breakthrough technology for cold chain monitoring of produce, meats, frozen foods and other temperature-sensitive products.
Mokon, Buffalo, N.Y., redesigned its full-range temperature control system, combining a circulating water system and an Iceman chiller to provide heating and chilling from a single compact, self-supporting unit.
Zebra Technologies Corp., Vernon Hills, Ill., and Atmel Corp., a San Jose, Calif.-based leader in microcontroller (MCU) and touch technology solutions, released a refrigeration Internet of Things (IoT) solution for retailers.
