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Supply Chain Management

​Effective supply chain management is essential to guarantee food safety. Every link in the chain affects the quality of final products. Retailers are increasingly held accountable for all aspects of a product. They are no longer judged by their own actions only, but also held responsible for those of their suppliers.
 
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Purpose

​​Certification to relevant standards for supply chain management can help you identify risk and get control over your value chain. It can also help ensure that your products are fully traceable throughout the supply chain. Certain standards can in addition help you demonstrate that your products are produced in a sustainable manner.

Benefits

​A certified supply chain management system provides assurance of safe end products. Depending on the selected standard, it proves that you meet food safety requirements, that you are committed to sustainability, gives greater influence and control over suppliers, and can result in enhanced efficiency, cost reduction and better reputation.
BRC Global Storage & Distribution and IFS Logistics ​Taking control of logistics in the supply chain demonstrates your company’s ability to meet the requirements of customers and consumers when it comes to food and beverage quality, safety and legality issues. Green & Efficient Supply Chain Solutions ​A product’s carbon footprint reflects the company’s environmental performance. Reducing emissions benefits society as a whole, but it can also have a positive impact on profits and reputation. While producing more sustainable products, green supply chains reduce costs as they are more efficient and agile. Supply Chain Risk Management ​Sustainable performance is not only about what you do. You are also judged on the actions of your suppliers. Food Chain Traceability ​​All players in the food chain want to demonstrate their commitment to food quality and safety, and assure the reliability of their suppliers. A food chain traceability standard helps map and document a product’s history, creating trust and confidence toward consumers.