Perishable inventory demands attention. Specific inventory-tracking methods help with the job of managing and accounting for perishable inventory. Perishable refers to items that have an expiration ...

The global pandemic has expanded the definition of perishable inventory. A word that once applied mainly to food and beverages, “perishable” now encompasses a broader scope of goods that, left to ...

Perishable inventory refers to items a company sells that lose their value over time until they eventually are rendered worthless. Whether it's milk that turns sour, a bouquet of flowers that withers ...

FIRESIDE CHAT TOPIC: The technology that keeps food fresh while lowering emissions. DETAILS: In this fireside chat, Oria Malka, vice president of sales at Evigence, talks about how Evigence is helping ...

The rate of outdating of a perishable product (such as blood) and the age distribution of the inventory are analyzed. It is assumed that after each period's demand, the inventory is replenished with ...

The process of testing a sample of a patient's blood against units of blood from inventory to ensure compatibility is called crossmatching. When a physician orders blood, it is crossmatched and then ...

Many of us know that sting of disappointment when we realize our fridge contents are seriously past their prime. Imagine that on a much bigger scale, like the nearly $54 billion in perishable retail ...

Retailers and consumer packaged goods companies will be able to reduce product waste and lost revenue with the launch of a new solution co-developed by Process Mining leader Celonis and tech company ...

For small businesses just starting out with batch tracking, a simple spreadsheet-based system can be a cost-effective ...