- Supplier Consistency
Is quality of your produce consistent across all suppliers, throughout all seasons?
Delivery QualityHow do you effectively monitor delivery quality? Do your in-house QC checks remain unbiased?
CompetitorsDo your competitors have better quality food on their shelves? How do you benchmark your products?
Shelf Life & SpoilageAre you struggling to manage shelf life and minimise spoilage, particularly your fresh produce?
Quality StandardsHow do you ensure your produce meets quality standards without straining internal resource?
Audits & TraceabilityAre your current audit processes robust enough to detect issues before they reach your shelves?
Risk ManagementCan your team identify and mitigate non-compliance risks across a range of suppliers?
BenchmarkingHow do you currently address variability in supplier products? Do you benchmark your suppliers?
Six Steps to Develop a Comprehensive Food Quality Inspection Program
From assessing freshness and presentation to packaging quality, our expert team delivers tailored, actionable insights that lead to immediate improvements. With nationwide coverage and flexible inspections at supplier sites, distribution centres, and retail locations, we offer unmatched expertise to maintain your high-quality products.
1Set Out the Quality ScopeDefine the products, categories, and criteria to be audited. Identify key distribution points to ensure inspections target relevant locations for maximum impact on quality standards.
2Define the ProjectEstablish a detailed quality inspection plan, including the frequency of checks, sample rates, and a robust inspection methodology tailored to your business’s operational needs.
3Customise the ProcessCollaborate to align inspection procedures with your quality specifications. Create tailored workflows and reporting formats that integrate seamlessly with your business goals.
4Reporting and CommunicationGain immediate insights with real-time on-site communications, detailed quality inspection reports, and user-friendly analysis tools that keep you informed from the project’s inception.
5Share Data and Take ActionEmpower stakeholders by distributing comprehensive reports and actionable insights. Equip buyers, suppliers, and technical teams to collaborate effectively and implement quality improvements.
6Measure the ResultsMonitor progress with real-time data and measurable results, ensuring all parties stay aligned on driving continuous quality improvements and enhancing supply chain performance.