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CASE STUDY

Simvia welcomes Staay Food Group

Staay Food Group is an independent international fruit and vegetable supplier and marketer, offering a wide range of fresh produce and serving retail, wholesale, foodservice and processing markets across more than 30 countries. They focus on quality, reliability and food safety throughout their global supply chain.

Region

Netherlands

Industry

Fresh Produce

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Challenge

The international fruit and vegetable supplier thus takes a new step in ensuring quality, reliability and food safety even more effectively. With Simvia, Staay Food Group now has insights into, certifications, pesticides used, inspection reports of all connected growers at the push of a button and many other things.


Before Simvia

Collecting and recording all this information can be laborious and prone to human error, therefore, we looked into an automation solution. Staay Food Group chose Simvia for its comprehensive range of functionalities in managing a safe chain in the fruit and vegetable industry.


Solution

"Simvia provides a better structure and insight into our data. We can now read directly from growers and other suppliers whether they meet our requirements and those of our customers," says Vlasblom.


Result

Among other things, the system helps Staay and its growers by automatically collecting information from databases of GLOBAL G.A.P, PlanetProof and BRC Food.

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