ATS offers flexibility beyond compare

Ultimate Product Flexibility

Processing 100’s of different products is difficult enough, especially when each commodity has various qualities and grades. Our food traceability software makes tracking, labeling and shipping a breeze.

Advanced Inventory Management

Sometimes you cannot sell an entire lot cabbage to the same customer. ATS makes it possible to pull products out of cold storage and re-box / commingle as many times as needed from the time a lot is received until the time it exits inventory entirely.

Full Lot Traceability

Capture new lots into the systems as they arrive. Break lots into crates, place crates on pallets. Mix and match as you see fit. Gain peace of mind knowing everything is being traced with precision by ATS Food Traceability Software.

On-demand Shipping Labels

Create and print labels for a variety of different products, species and grades to exactly your customers specifications. Whether its the GS-1 barcode, a custom layout or the ability to print Chinese characters, ATS can do it on-the-fly.

– See more at: http://www.tracethefood.com

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Listen to FDA Officals

Listen to FDA officials on March 19, 2013 explaining, who is exempt or not for registration, handling, shipping, and packing:

Exemptions for which small farms
Exemptions by products
Exemptions on labeling
Exemptions for Tester users
Non exemptions for Farmers Markets
Non exemptions for roadside markets
Non exemptions for CSA’s
Non exemptions for grower/packers

ScoringAg, the industry partner for food safety, recordkeeping, sanitation, and complete traceback has the inexpensive solution for any size of operation. For small and midsize operations we have Recordkeeping solutions for FSMA for $100 or less.

The data can be stored and accessed as long as needed for many years on a secure 256-bit encrypted dedicated server. We are not using a Cloud data storage computing system, as there is no security and the information in the cloud is owned by the US Government.

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