Traditional and emerging produce markets
Global produce inspection data
Key quality control challenges for the produce supply chain
The global fresh produce market was worth USD 246 billion in 2017, a figure that is expected to almost double by 2030. With the increasing competition, product quality remains paramount for companies that wish to survive and succeed. Despite advances in logistics, storage, and packaging solutions, it can be challenging to ensure optimal quality at every stage from farm to consumer.
Blueberries in particular are a very sensitive product, being highly perishable and often purchased on impulse. Consumers usually make their purchasing decision based solely on the fruit’s appearance.
Last year, we inspected more than 100 million boxes of produce worldwide.
Variable harvesting conditions
Need for prompt and efficient cooling
Long-haul logistics
Packaging and presentation
Download the whitepaper to learn more about the specific impact of these factors on global produce supply chains.
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