Santa Clara, CA – On May 18, 2011, 11:00 a.m. PDT., RedLine Solutions will host guest speaker, Mr. Dan Vaché, United Fresh’s Vice President of Supply Chain Management and Co-Chair of the PTI Technology Working Group, in its monthly webinar series. The PTI Technology Working Group recently completed updating the best practices for PTI case labeling and pallet labeling. Mr. Vaché will talk about how these changes will affect what is required on these PTI labels and the guidelines companies need to follow to ensure their labels meet barcode specifications and print quality standards.
Todd Baggett, CEO of RedLine Solutions said “We are happy to have Dan joining us again to speak about new PTI updates and how these changes will impact our customers. Dan is a knowledgeable and engaging speaker, and he is definitely on the front lines of the PTI and Food Safety Modernization Act. I’m sure webinar attendees will gain valuable insights they can use to meet PTI requirements.”
Topics attendees can expect to hear discussed include:
Changes made to case labeling best practices
* Review of the goals in creating best practices for case labeling
* Physical changes made to the case label layout
* Suggested placement of case labels
* Barcode specifications including barcode print quality standards
Changes to hybrid pallet best practices
* The role of the hybrid pallet tag
* Physical changes to the pallet label layout
* Recommended placement of pallet label
* Barcode specifications including barcode print quality standards
This event is free and anyone who would like to attend can register online at www.redlineforproduce.com/events. Space is limited so early registration is encouraged.
Contacts: Candace Etcheverry, RedLine Solutions (408) 562-1700 CEtcheverry@redlinesolutions.com
About RedLine Solutions:
RedLine Solutions provides practical whole chain traceability for growers, packers and shippers. The company has over a decade of experience integrating barcode and wireless technologies to increase productivity in the field and cooler.
For more information visit www.redlineforproduce.com.
Source: RedLine Solutions
