Trade in
Agri-food and commodities are known to see continue increase and changes in the
trading environment of Food safety which has become a growing concern for
citizens of many countries. Food
Traceability risk-management tool enables
food business operators or authorities to respond to need on improving the
ability on implementing verifiable safety and quality compliance access.
It allows food businesses to aim the
product altered by a food safety problem, informing disruption to trade and any
potential public health risks. It is crucial for all food businesses (including
retailers and importers) to be able to analyse products.
The
Global Food Traceability Market is accounted for $11.25 billion in 2017 and is
expected to reach $20.95 billion by 2026 growing at a CAGR of 7.15% during the
forecast period. Across the globe, Usage of traceability tool on food have had
become a common method for food & beverages industry before releasing their
product into the market. Prototype testing is followed in order to reduce the
risk and increase their market share. The traceability of food products is
becoming ever more important as globalization extends to increase the
complexity of food chains. Hence, there are ample opportunities for the
organizations that are willing to start food business.
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Moreover,
Undoubtedly, Asian consumers in future would be more conscious of their health
& wellness and are demanding information on food freshness, storage &
transportation conditions, food additives. Furthermore, start up organizations
will have a huge growth if they want to establish their organizations in these
regions because reason behind is the confidence in increasing number of food
recalls and the growing concerns pertaining to food safety. However, both small
scale industries and large scale industries will be benefited on adopting food traceability.
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