QR Code vs Barcode: What’s the Difference?
A quick beep at the checkout, and a product’s familiar black stripes reveal its identity. For decades, barcodes have quietly powered the rhythm of retail….
ISO 22005:2007—Traceability in the Feed and Food Chain
More and more Americans are interested in how their food is produced, processed, and distributed. 81% of consumers deem transparency “important” or “extremely important.” This…
What Is ISO 28000?
Since security incidents can occur at any moment, it is pivotal for organizations to adopt a proactive approach toward security management. A security management system…
What Is Reaccreditation?
To understand reaccreditation, one must first understand accreditation. What is Accreditation? Accreditation is an independent evaluation of conformity assessment bodies (CABs) against recognized standards to…
SCS 9001: ICT-Specific Standard for Global Supply Chain Security
Cybersecurity attacks happen daily and are constantly evolving. In the past 20 years, cyberattacks have progressed from tiny hacks by college students to very costly…
Accreditation: Delivering Confidence in the Supply Chain
In this second of two posts on the 2019 World Accreditation Day theme of “Accreditation: Adding Value to Supply Chains,” the focus is on how…
Accreditation: Adding Value to Supply Chains
When a supply chain encompasses multiple countries and sites, there are challenges in terms of quality, compliance with regulations and safety standards, and environmental and…