Industry

Food and beverage

Food companies sell to retail buyers, importers and industry, often met at a trade show once a year. In production, quality and food safety generate documents and checks that grow every year.

Revenue Engineering

The commercial value sitting idle.

Where it sits

  • Buyer and importer contacts from trade shows
  • Private-label or price-list requests with no follow-up
  • Distributors and foreign customers who no longer reorder
  • Enquiries from the website and B2B portals

Buyers by product category

Whoever tasted the organic line receives news about the organic line. Segmenting by interest is worth more than any newsletter.

New products to the right contacts

Every new format or SKU is a reason to contact again whoever showed interest in that category.

Idle importers

Foreign distributors who ordered once and then stopped: often it is enough to understand why.

How Revenue Engineering works →

Operations Engineering

Processes worth making faster.

Demand forecasting

Forecasts combining order history, seasonality and promotions to support planning.

Data sheets, allergens and labels

Draft data sheets and consistency checks on ingredients and allergens, approved by quality.

Supplier documents and certifications

Collection and checking of supplier documents with expiry alerts, ahead of IFS or BRCGS audits.

Micro-stoppages on packaging lines

Short stops that never reach the shift report, read from line data and ranked by lost time.

How Operations Engineering works →

Reference trade shows

Cibus (Parma)TUTTOFOOD (Milano)SIAL (Parigi)Anuga (Colonia)

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do you handle foreign contacts too?

Yes. Communications are written in the contact’s language, with a tone suited to the market.

Does it integrate with our ERP?

Yes. We read data from the ERP or from the files you already use; the integration is defined in the diagnosis.