Smart Technologies in Food Manufacturing

Vashishth, Rahul; Pandey, Arun Kumar; Kaur, Parinder; Semwal, Anil Dutt

doi:10.1007/978-981-19-1746-2_5

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“…Table3 describes best of the detailed description of the RFID tags which is used for various operations in supply chain (Kerry et al, 2006). RFID tags on agricultural products allows farmers to get to know the quality of the products produced in the farm and also it adds value to the company by delivering the exact data which is clearly mentioned on the RFID tags (Vashisht et al, 2022). But also the radio frequency identification technologies implementation is different for different organisations especially when the organisation is using the different layouts in the same organisation (Sarkar et al, 2022).…”

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An innovative approach towards sustainability by adopting identification technologies in the food sector - A systematic literature review

Botos,

Chhabra

2024

JAI

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The food sector around the world is more concerned about food safety and authenticity. A lot of new technologies are being tested by the food industry to achieve the desired results. It is observed that many of the meat production companies are still facing issues with the technology implementation as they are still dependent on the traditional methods of traceability in meat production and meat processing. By doing so, a lot of food waste and delays in processing is the main cause. To understand the requirements and benefits of adopting identification technologies in meat production, a growing body of literature has been examined and analyzed by the authors. By following the PRISMA guidelines 45 articles have been collected from the Science Direct and Web of Science. This paper examines the different aspects in terms of sustainability and economic growth after accepting the identification technologies. According to the systematic literature review findings, this is the only article that describes the different aspects of technology in the food sector in depth. Mainly, the three different technologies RFID, NFC, and Barcodes are being noticed by the authors in different kinds of literature, which have a huge impact on the sustainability and efficiency of logistic operations. The study found that these technologies in the meat production and meat processing industries have the greatest value added to the supply chain. The value added by these technologies in the supply chain has a great impact on global and economic levels.

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An innovative approach towards sustainability by adopting identification technologies in the food sector - A systematic literature review

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Chhabra

2024

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Advancements in Edible Electronics and Robotics for Smart Food Packaging Processes

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Advances in Computer and Electrical Engineering

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This chapter explores recent advancements in edible electronics and robotics for smart food packaging, focusing on sustainability, food safety, and consumer interaction. Edible electronics, designed for human consumption, offer new applications in food quality monitoring, including real-time detection of spoilage, monitoring nutritional content, and product authentication, thereby enhancing food safety Robotics and other technologies will enable innovative functionalities like dynamic packaging responses, automated freshness indicators, and active interventions to extend shelf life. The chapter delves into the intricacies of edible sensors and robotic systems, examining their materials, technologies, design, regulatory, safety, and ethical implications. The study explores the potential of IoT in packaging for supply chain management, personalized nutrition, and waste reduction, highlighting its integration into digital ecosystems, presenting a shift in food distribution, safety, and sustainability.

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Smart Technologies in Food Manufacturing

Cited by 2 publications

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An innovative approach towards sustainability by adopting identification technologies in the food sector - A systematic literature review

An innovative approach towards sustainability by adopting identification technologies in the food sector - A systematic literature review

Advancements in Edible Electronics and Robotics for Smart Food Packaging Processes

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