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FourKites, a real-time supply chain visibility platform, has announced a string of new collaborative features to facilitate and simplify communication across the end-to-end supply chain, while also reducing human contact to decrease the risk of virus transmission to front-line workers.

Unlike traditional direct thermal labels, RevealPrint direct thermal labels are chemical free, environmentally friendly and work with any barcode software and existing direct thermal printers.

Food safety technology, including data collection and reporting, plays an important part from the beginning to the end of the production process.

Körber, the global supply chain technology leader from software to materials handling automation, has announced the availability of Körber InSight Contact Tracer to mitigate and handle the impact of coronavirus in distribution operations.

Stratum Technology has announced the launch of HealthCheck by Stratum, a secure Cloud-based platform, powered by analytics and intelligence, that allows businesses to track and evaluate employee health- and COVID-19- related symptoms in real-time.

Food Safety Strategies was recently able to talk to Thomas Burke, food traceability and safety scientist at IFT, Chicago, and Bryan Hitchcock, IFT's senior director of food chain and executive director of the Global Food Traceability Center, about AR and how it can help during the COVID-19 pandemic.

XENON Corporation has introduced its latest product, the Z-2000 Conveyor Decontamination System.

Aptar Food + Beverage, part of AptarGroup, Inc., has launched InvisiShield platform technology—a first of its kind anti-pathogenic packaging solution seamlessly integrated into sealed packages to protect fresh cut produce from harmful pathogens like bacteria, fungi and viruses.

Blockchain technology allows retailers, suppliers and anyone who has access to the software, to have real-time information on a product’s origination and the stops it made along the way before it reaches its destination. However, when it comes to olive oil, blockchain can be useful in determining provenance and delivery path, but not the purity or freshness of the product.