As all US fresh food producers and their overseas suppliers should know, from January 2026, there will be a legal obligation to enable highly enhanced tracking of their products across the entire supply chain.
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As all US fresh food producers and their overseas suppliers should know, from January 2026, there will be a legal obligation to enable highly enhanced tracking of their products across the entire supply chain.
From January 2026, all US-based fresh food and drink producers and US suppliers overseas will be legally obliged to enable highly enhanced tracking of their products across the entire supply chain.
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Despite the ever-growing inclusion of QR codes on products, companies often miss out on marketing opportunities that could transform their brand from a one-off experience to a long-term customer favorite.
I am Adrian De Guinto, one of the Software Engineers at Markem-Imaje Philippine Corporation. I have a bachelor’s degree in information technology and joined the company in mid 2023.
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