New data from Juniper Research, London, shows that blockchain will enable $31 billion in food fraud savings globally by 2024 by immutably tracking food across the supply chain.

DHL Supply Chain, Westerville, Ohio, launched MySupplyChain, a secure and easy-to-use platform that integrates data from DHL Supply Chain applications to provide complete supply chain visibility.

JBT Corp., Chicago, announced a global alliance with SafeTraces, a Pleasanton, Calif.-based provider of food safety and traceability solutions, to integrate SafeTraces' patented DNA-based technologies into JBT's solutions portfolio for worldwide distribution.

TydenBrooks, Atlanta, partnered with GeoTech, India, to launch GeoBolt, a patented electronic track-and-trace technology that monitors location.

Product identification in the form of date codes, lot codes and batch codes is a crucial step food and beverage manufacturers must take to ensure accurate tracking throughout the supply chain.

Dynamic Systems, Inc., Redmond, Wash., announced an end-to-end traceability system for aquaponic, aeroponic and hydroponic growers.

A comprehensive cold chain management program mitigates risk.

TruTag Technologies, Inc., Kapolei, Hawaii, formed a partnership with IRIS Corp. Bhd (IRIS), a provider of trusted identification solutions based in Malaysia, to develop smartcard and secure label applications globally.

Systech International, a Princeton, N.J., leader in brand protection technologies, will now offer its Unisolve serialization software as a fully integrated turnkey solution with LSI by ID Technology’s labeling hardware.

Thanks to the industrial internet and advanced automation software, many of the factors that would lead to food contamination can now be monitored and addressed to prevent an incident from occurring.