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Automated Traceback Placards by ScoringAg

Millions of Watermelons are leaving Florida with ScoringAg traceback records and ScoringAg traceback signs. They went to all big grocery chains to the Southern States, Mid-West up to North-East and Eastern Canada. You may have seen them already in the store you’re shopping.

To make it easier to print traceback signs we added an automatic label print function to every commodity page. By clicking on the button Marketing Traceback Sign / Card it takes the product name and SSI-EID traceback code right off the commodity page and inserts it automatically to a Traceback sign. Some great engineering at work. We also can insert the traceback code into a small customized label upon request.

To see the public record from the melon above you go to Search on ScoringAg and insert the SSI-EID traceback number and it brings you right to the field where the melons came from.

As ScoringAg is the only traceback database for all foodhandlers it is used by everybody in the food chain for recordkeeping and FDA traceback, Inventory Management as well as Risk Management. Records in ScoringAg are also being kept for farm machinery and tools for maintenance and for theft prevention.

No producer is protected from an event. The key solution to minimize the losses is a fast traceback to the part of the field where an incident has happened.

The recalls over the last months opened some of the big producers and foodhandlers eyes for what can be happened, from recall costs, pressure from the big retailers and FDA, lawsuits etc. ScoringAg can minimize the risk to a small amount.

Please call us to lean more about the system and also visit our website http://www.scoringag.com/

Contact:
William Kanitz
President
ScoringAg, Inc.
Sarasota, FL, USA
Phone: +1 941-330-1140

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