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In the highly competitive world of the food industry, certification for quality seals is of crucial importance. However, companies often fail to obtain such seals due to insufficient documentation of the origin data of their products and their components. Quality assurance faces the challenge of having to provide evidence seamlessly and quickly – whether in the form of valid product passports or complete traceability. Expired or incomplete product passports as well as gaps in batch traceability must not be tolerated under any circumstances.

Implementing these requirements often proves difficult, not least because of staff shortages and unclear responsibilities. This is where a specialized ERP provider comes into play, one who understands the urgency and the complexity of quality assurance in the food industry.

DMS

A good DMS enables the setup of validity periods and approval processes for selected groups of people. This ensures clear responsibilities, and overlooking expiring validities is a thing of the past. The information on the individual products is seamlessly linked to the master data and is therefore easily accessible at all relevant points.

Another decisive advantage is the ability to request item passports directly from the program from the supplier with just one click. These smooth processes are reliable and secure, which makes them the key to sought-after certifications such as IFS and others. A quality seal is within reach and gives companies in the food industry a decisive competitive advantage.

In summary, it can be said that document management in the food industry is of crucial importance. Companies like Winweb offer tailored solutions to facilitate legal requirements, compliance with standards and certifications. In a time when quality and traceability are becoming increasingly important, such support is indispensable in order to hold one's own in this highly competitive market.


Winweb Content Team

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