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ERP systems can give everyone access to key data.

Forecasting Production: Real-Time ERPs Keep Processors In the Know

Today’s ERP systems provide processors with real-time, actionable info.

Wayne Labs, Senior Contributing Technical Editor

August 24, 2023

It wasn’t that long ago that a guru was needed to plan production for products based on manually recorded sales and inventory levels.

Taking Control of Production Through Forecasting

Wayne Labs

August 22, 2022

The forecasting sources and tools you need to help optimize your operation.

U.S. production costs have increased across all subsectors

Market Trends

Food industry to face downside risks this year

According to global credit insurer, Atradius, challenges in the U.S. include rising commodity, energy, labor and transport costs

January 28, 2022

U.S. food and beverages value-added output is forecast to grow by about 1% in 2022, after increasing 3.1% in 2021 and 1.8% in 2020.

FE August 2021 AI feature Getty Images. Photo courtesy of Getty Images / Imaginima

Tech Update

Tech Update: What AI can do for you

Experts believe that food and beverage manufacturers will need artificial intelligence in their business model to survive in the future

Kristen Kazarian

August 4, 2021

Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers numerous advantages to manufacturers, including synching machinery on a production line, solving supply chain issues, business forecasting, improving food safety standards and waste reduction, as well as yield and quality—all in real time.

Forecasting your future

The right forecasting and scheduling software can help, but first do your homework

Wayne Labs

March 1, 2007

The right forecasting and scheduling software can help, but first do your homework.

On Demand Kelley Rodriguez, Editor in Chief of Refrigerated & Frozen Foods, will be joined in this 60-minute webinar by industry experts to help unpack the latest research.

On Demand Driven by climate goals, business risk, client interest, and resilience considerations, food and beverage companies are increasingly turning their attention to decarbonizing their production processes.