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Quirch Expands Use of Trace Register Analytics from Seafood to Red Meat and Poultry Supply Chain

SEAFOODNEWS.COM [SeafoodNews] March 8, 2016 


Quirch Foods will expand its use of the Trace Register's digital food traceability software from its seafood department to its entire line of frozen beef, poultry, pork and vegetable lines.  

The expansion will see Quirch use Trace Register's Traceability Plus (TR+) analytics to track its supply chain.  

“With the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), many companies are looking to technology to help navigate long and complex supply chains,” said Phil Werdal, CEO, Trace Register. “Trace Register has helped us manage our seafood program for several years. We’re excited to add new product categories.   

Quirch operates five distribution facilities with a combined 700,000 square feet of refrigerated warehouse space. The company uses fleet of more than 120 refrigerated trucks to serive its customers U.S., Caribbean, and Latin American markets. The company is the exclusive distributor of Chiquita Brands frozen Tropicals and Fruits, Panamei Seafood and Kikiriquirch poultry lines   The company credited Trace Register’s system for helping it reduce its distribution costs and improve the efficiency of its seafood supply chain...  

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