"The new regulation's greater focus on traceability could prompt brands to exit risky jurisdictions."

PODCAST: Listen to Giacomo Tabacco, Landscapes Engagement Manager, Earthworm Foundation talk about Earthworm Foundation's Landscapes approach, some of the key impacts that it's produced, and how it could help companies face the upcoming EU Deforestation Regulations.

The landscapes approach to meet regulations

Welcome to three special episodes of the Scottish Business Network in partnership with the UK Government’s Department for Business and Trade and, in particular, its International Markets Team for Latin America and the Caribbean.
In this first episode, we hear the fascinating story of Robin Sampson, founder of Trade in Space, an Edinburgh-based business that is flourishing in Colombia. Trade in Space uses satellite data and blockchain traceability to enable agricultural supply chains to meet their ethical and sustainability targets. In particular, Robin and his team are playing a hugely positive role in developing transparency within the Colombian coffee market. 
Robin demonstrates opportunities available in Latin American countries that may not be on the radar of many Scottish businesses. He also explains how the International Markets team and the British Embassy in Bogota have played a key role in his success.

If you have any queries about markets in Latin America and the Caribbean, or would like to explore trade opportunities there, do get in touch by sending an email to exportsupport.latac@fcdo.gov.uk.

And do listen to the other two episodes in this series:
Iseabail Mctaggart: Scottish Salmon & the Sushi Chefs of Brazil
Spencer Mahony: Our Man in Mexico

Robin Sampson: Trading spaces in Colombia

Supply chain traceability is a game-changer in today's global market. It ensures the visibility of every link in the chain, from origin to destination. By tracking products and materials, businesses can guarantee ethical sourcing, quality control, and sustainability. Embracing supply chain traceability empowers companies to make informed decisions, build consumer trust, and contribute to a more responsible and accountable global supply network. Discover the transformative potential of traceability for your business today. Visit us > https://www.circularise.com/blogs/2-levels-of-supply-chain-visibility-traceability-and-transparency

Unveiling Transparency The Importance Of Supply Chain Traceability

In this PC Podcast episode, Editor Nicholas Saraceno reviews the past year by providing a look at five articles that made a splash.

A Year in Review

Technical Director of the Global Food Traceability Center with IFT Blake Harris and former American Bar Association Representative at the Council for Agricultural Science and Technology and Of Counsel at Wiley Rein LLP Keith Matthews answer the question, "What is the current state of traceability in the food industry, and where is it headed?"

Food Traceability with Blake Harris of IFT and Keith Matthews of Wiley Rein LLP

At the end of 2024, the EUDR regulation will come into force for large and medium firms dealing with certain commodities and it will require traceablility - the tracking of the commodity from source to end use. Why will this regulation enforce traceability when others haven't? What does it mean and what is needed in a CTRM/CM solution?

We asked Saurabh Goyal of Phlo Systems and Richard Williamson of Gen10.

Please do subscribe, like and share.

Many thanks to Richard and Saurabh for their participation.

EUDR & Traceability - How Will Commodity Management be Impacted?  - CTRM Radio 45

Explore the future of food safety in this episode as we dive into the transformative power of food traceability software. Learn how this innovative technology ensures transparency, compliance, and quick response to food safety issues. Discover the role of RFID and blockchain in enhancing traceability and how tools like Produce Traceability Software and Sustainable Food System Software are revolutionizing the supply chain.

We discuss the unique features of these solutions, including real-time monitoring, batch tracking, and robust reporting capabilities, and highlight the benefits such as improved quality control and enhanced consumer trust.

Join us to understand why Transgenie stands out in the industry, offering unparalleled transparency, efficiency, and safety. Whether you’re in the food industry or a curious consumer, this podcast provides essential insights into modern food traceability. Listen now to stay ahead in the evolving landscape of food safety!

Traceability Redefined: An Innovative Food Traceability Software Development

Dive into the intricacies of supply chain management with this enlightening episode of Transgenie. We explore the critical role of traceability in ensuring efficiency, transparency, and sustainability within supply chains. Learn from industry experts as they discuss how traceability can prevent fraud, ensure compliance, enhance product quality, and build consumer trust. Whether you're a supply chain professional or simply curious about how goods move from production to your hands, this episode provides valuable insights and practical knowledge. Tune in to Transgenie and transform your understanding of modern supply chain dynamics.

The Significance Of Understanding Traceability In Supply Chain Management

In this episode of the Transgenie Podcast, we explore the 2024 outlook on the rapidly evolving landscape of carbon traceability on blockchain. As the demand for transparency and accountability in carbon emissions grows, blockchain technology is emerging as a powerful tool to track and verify carbon footprints across industries. Join us as we discuss the latest trends, innovations, and challenges in using blockchain to drive sustainability and combat climate change. Discover how this technology is reshaping environmental accountability and what it means for businesses and the planet in the year ahead.

2024 Outlook The Evolving Landscape Of Carbon Traceability On Blockchain

In this episode, we explore the transformative power of Digital Product Passports (DPPs) and their role in building regenerative economies. Discover how DPPs can drive transparency, traceability, and trust across industries, starting with the transport sector, and how they can unlock a circular, sustainable future. Join Regen Studio in creating digital solutions for a regenerative world.

Learn more on www.regenstudio.world

The creation of this audio file was by assisted by artificial intelligence. Although at Regen Studio we are careful to have a human eye watching the process, humans make errors too. Let us know if there is anything you've spot that we should be aware of.

Episode 3 - Digital Product Passports for a Regenerative Economy

In dieser Folge beschäftigen wir uns mit Digitalisierung und Materialdaten. Zu Gast ist Hannes Stiebitzhofer von der S1SEVEN GmbH. Wir sprechen über Themen wie Regularien, digitale Produktdaten und traceability. Es geht auch darum wie Produkte aus unterschiedlichen Materialien zu bewerten sind und wie sich Rezyklateinsatz auswirkt.

Mehr zu s1seven: www.s1seven.com
Für die Stahlmenge je Einw. haben wir für Deutschland folgende Zahl gefunden: 336,5 kg (2023)
Quelle: https://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/802107/umfrage/stahlverbrauch-pro-kopf-nach-ausgewaehlten-laendern-weltweit/

Folge 115 - Hannes Stiebitzhofer (S1SEVEN) - Materialdaten, Digitalisierung und Kanister

The pet food industry is a constantly evolving landscape of trends and consumer needs. Join Petfood Industry magazine Editor Lindsay Beaton every other Wednesday as she interviews industry experts and covers hot topics affecting the world of pet food. If pet food is your thing and you want to know what’s trending, tune in!
Brought to you by Petfood Industry and WATT Global Media

Circularise started with two founders, Mesbah and Jordi, with a mission: to accelerate world's transition to a circular economy. The company was launched in 2016 after the founders visited a number of recyclers in the Netherlands. That's when they realised that while thousands of products were sent to recycling plants, they still ended up being incinerated or, even worse, put in landfills. The reason was simple - recyclers didn’t know what was inside all these products. What materials were used, what was their origin, were they hazardous? All these questions were left unanswered and that's when Circularise was born. We knew that with more transparency in supply chains, and better data exchange using digital product passports we can enable sustainable practices at scale. The development of a digital product passports platform for a circular economy requires a diverse and inclusing team. Over the last years Circularise has grown from two founders to over fourty people with more than twenty nationalities who bring together different perspectives and experiences but we’re still growing. We’re always looking for curious minds to join our team. Visit us >https://www.circularise.com/

Our Delivery Management Software is the ultimate solution for businesses looking to optimize their delivery operations. Say goodbye to inefficiencies, delays, and customer complaints. With our software, you can effortlessly manage your entire delivery process from start to finish.

https://www.transgenie.io

Occasional podcast series featuring many of the biggest personalities from the world of Scottish business. Originally launched, produced and hosted by Fraser Allen, and now run by the Scottish Business Network.

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