Azzule Releases Supply Chain Graphic
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Azzule’s “Supply Chain Graphic” provides a color-coded visual summary of your full supply chain, displaying supplier compliance status using the Compliance Grids to trace the movement of data from those clients source from to those customers they sell to. This feature takes the management by exception concept to an entirely new level by assisting those charged with monitoring food safety in identifying outliers within their supply chain. It eases executive review, providing peace of mind to confidently sell their products. Read on »
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New Feature
Released April 2019
Azzule Audit Tracker
With our promise to continually improve our program to better meet the changing needs of food industries, we've added the capability to view the status of your PrimusGFS audits as well as send and retrieve preliminary audit reports as a function of your Azzule Supply Chain site. Read on »
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Cheering for Cherries: Season Began May 1st
The PrimusLabs pesticide residue laboratory has readied itself for cherry testing, using its Multi-Residue Screen (MRS) Extended Plus, its most extensive screen, which tests for over 350 chemical compounds. The list of compounds is tailored toward chemicals specifically used in the fresh produce industry.
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New PrimusGFS v3.1 Coming July 2019 visit primusgfs.com
Azzule will release the updated PrimusGFS Version3.1. on July 17, 2019. The major impetus for changes to Version3.1. came largely from the very productive feedback provided by our clients, including . . . Read on »
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There is plenty of sage advice for the fresh produce industry in the pages of Timothy D. Lytton’s latest book Outbreak: Foodborne Illness and the Struggle for Food Safety. While Outbreak covers a wide range of food industries, the first chapter “Trouble in the Field” is devoted exclusively to fresh produce.
Lytton laments the fact that investigations into most pathogen outbreaks do not result in the identification of the source of the contamination. Without a finding, food safety is reduced to speculation, and improvements cannot be realized. Lytton urges. . . Read on »
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Review of Timothy D. Lytton’s Outbreak: Foodborne Illness and the Struggle for Food Safety
by Joseph Myers
Primus Group
Communication Specialist
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