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CASE STUDY

Customer story Jaguar Fresh

Jaguar, the fresh company B.V. is a global importer and distributor of fresh produce, managing the sourcing and sale of high-quality fruit and vegetables worldwide from its offices across Europe, China, South Africa, Egypt and Peru. Simvia helps them automate compliance and keep up with complex due diligence requirements in their international supply chain.

Region

Netherlands

Industry

Fresh Produce

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Challenge

The Challenge: Drowning in Documentation

Processing and maintaining a diverse set of compliance data, as well as keeping large Excel files up to date, consumed a significant amount of time and effort. That's why we were on the lookout for a different option.


Solution

The connection with GLOBALG.AP. enables us to automatically see the status of products. This is easily done by filling in a GGN number once. Also, the quality agreements, traceability data, pesticide lists, residue reports, and a wide range of other information we need on a daily basis to meet our customer requirements are easily collected and processed.

Result

We are currently working together towards a system where we can automatically see which product and which supplier is suitable for which customer based on their requirements.

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