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The competitive nature of the food industry leaves little room for errors. Operators cannot afford to expend excess energy or risk the expiration of value items within their inventory.
U.S. food producers waste approximately 40 percent of the end-product before it reaches the final consumer. In total, this number comes out to approximately 36 billion pounds of food. A primary driver of product loss is poor environmental conditions that cause food to spoil or lose quality.
Frozen food caters to consumers’ demand for convenience. These products are easy to store and do not require much preparation, two features that have contributed to the industry’s tremendous growth.