Supply chains are constantly evolving, adapting to challenges to sustainability and shifting consumer demand.

Supply chains are constantly evolving to deliver and adapt to the ever-changing needs and wants of their customers and consumers. This evolution could be the widespread adoption of practices which increase the resilience of the underpinning farm systems, or address supply chain profitability through the adoption of data driven tools, or the fast-tracking of new products and services to gain competitive advantage.  

Sustainability is also becoming more and more of the focus with new innovations to make supply chains more manageable, predictable and sustainable or tech that uses near-autonomous production that measures plant growth and quality or indoor farming systems that provide climate-resilient crops. How is your business going to adapt?

Consumers are also becoming much more environmentally conscious and demand more information about the products they choose to buy. They are asking more questions than ever about the food choices they are making. Where their fresh fruit and vegetables coming from? How they were produced? How are they packaged? What’s their environmental footprint? how fresh is this produce?