SALT LAKE CITY, UT - Seald Sweet International is expanding its use of the ReposiTrak® Compliance Management System, enabling it to evolve with the FSMA rules being finalized and augment its already robust food safety protocols.
“Food Safety is of critical importance to our company,” Mayda Sotomayor, Seald Sweet’s CEO, commented in a press release. “As our company continues to grow, it is imperative that our infrastructure and management systems ensure we are in compliance with all FSMA regulations as it pertains directly to Food Safety and traceability.”
Part of that continued growth is the recent expansion of Greenyard’s, who Seald Sweet merged with in June of last year, northeast U.S. operations and the development of a new New Jersey-based state-of-the-art fresh produce distribution facility.
Seald Sweet currently plans to relocate its northeast sales operations to that new facility when it opens in February of 2017.
“We needed an automated system that would enable us to better manage required documentation from our domestic and international suppliers, now that FSMA’s Foreign Supplier Verification Program has been finalized,” said Carlos Sotomayor, Manager of Food Safety for Seald Sweet. “After using ReposiTrak on the supplier-side, we experienced that the system was accurate, efficient, and the best choice.”
The platform, which is powered by Park City Group’s technology, has two systems to manage compliance for missing or expired documents, or Compliance Management, and quick identifications of products in case of a recall, or Track & Trace.
“Our best-in-class user experience is one of the main reasons that well-known global suppliers, such as Seald Sweet International, are choosing ReposiTrak to manage their own upstream supply chains,” said Randall K. Fields, Chairman and CEO of Park City Group. “Their commitment to food safety and supply chain transparency make us proud to have them utilize our system.”
With FSMA regulations and rising demand for transparency in food safety, ReposiTrak®’s touts the ability to reduce the risk in the supply chain by identifying backward chaining sources and forward chaining recipients of products in near real-time.
