Packaging company Orora has entered an exclusive distributorship agreement with Israel-based BT9 to introduce Xsense, a cold-chain monitoring system that provides real-time data on the conditions under which perishable products are being stored and transported, from the farm right through to the retail outlet.
Orora managing director and CEO Nigel Garrard said the Xsense system provides real-time, accessible data allowing prompt cold chain supply decisions, leading to proactive Quality Assurance practices that are visible to all key stakeholders.
“This system is a leader in providing a holistic approach to cold-chain management. It monitors, analyses and disseminates relevant quality data and recommendations throughout the entire cold chain,” Garrard said.
When the cold chain has been unknowingly compromised, costs to all stakeholders can be significant. Access to real-time reporting gives those involved along the cold chain an opportunity to strategically intervene before product damage may occur.
The Xsense system’s automated analytics and reports gives customers the tools to identify and correct any problems, such as temperature fluctuations, to maintain the quality of perishable products, reduce waste, streamline logistics and increase profitability.
This innovative Xsense system will complement the fit-for-purpose corrugated cartons and integrated logistics network Orora Fibre Packaging already provides to the Australian market.
The Xsense system provides real-time, accessible data allowing prompt cold chain supply decisions.
