If we had to pick just one watershed moment in the history of humankind, we’d say it’s agriculture. The ability to grow food in sufficient quantities to sustain the population was a profound moment.
Saurabh Job
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Fruit Sorting Automation: Paying You Back In Many Ways
Topics: AI quality processes apples fruits sorting citrus orange pomegranate
4 min read
Fresh Should Be Packed (& Delivered) Fresh. Always!
Customers don’t expect safe, healthy, tasty, and fresh food. They demand it.
4 min read
AI-based Tech Creates A Nirvana of Fast & Better DarkStore Operations
2020 was about adapting to the changing needs and switching to a grocery retail model that could meet the demands of surging online orders. In any other industry, the surge would have been a cause to celebrate. But not in grocery.
Topics: technology quality processes online grocery delivery
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Energizing the Sales of Apples
You move more apples when they are big, of the right color and free of defects. Correctly classify the size and color and you'll have a stellar season. But how do you achieve this? By investing in technology that quickly and efficiently assesses size, color, shape, and defects digitally.
Topics: digitizing quality apple
3 min read
Key Apple Market Trends In The US
A look at the US apple market trends for growers and the pandemic’s impact on EXIM.
Topics: digitizing quality apples
3 min read
5 Ways To Make This Apple Harvest Season Stellar
Apples are big sellers in the US. With over 100 cultivars, from Honeycrisp to Golden Delicious, there is no dearth of variety in terms of size, shape, taste, or color. But irrespective of which apple variety is grown, packed, or traded, supplying consistent quality is imperative. With that in mind, here’s how to make the most of this apple harvest season.
Topics: AI quality processes apple
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A New Incarnation Of Fresh Produce Quality Processes
“It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change...”
