March 2008
Muddy Boots and Agentrics to support The Safe Quality Food Institute at The FMI Show
The FMI Show plus MARKETECHNICS is taking place on 4th-7th May 2008 at the Mandalay
Bay Convention Centre in Las Vegas. The show is an opportunity for food retail and
wholesale operators from around the world to see the latest consumer product trends
and explore strategies for satisfying customers and generating growth. Muddy Boots
and Agentrics will be supporting The SQF Institute on stand 1077.
FMI’s Safe Quality Food Safety certification program audits suppliers and certifies
that they comply with the rigorous SQF safety and quality standards. Muddy Boots is
implementing a uniform data capture system for the SQF Program while Agentrics will
administer the data-gathering system and provide multilingual technical and online
management support. Valuable audit information gathered by the new system will be made
available to users and members through an interactive website. This will enable buyers
to track supplier audit results and certification status more efficiently.
To find out more visit stand 1077 to meet with The SQF Institute, Muddy Boots and Agentrics.
www.fmi.org
The Safe Quality Food (SQF) Institute, a division of the Food Marketing Institute,
manages the SQF Program, a fully integrated food safety and quality management protocol.
SQF certification means that a grower, producer or manufacturer is in compliance with
international, regulatory and other specified standards. This certification ensures that
food has been produced, prepared and handled according to the highest possible standards.
Agentrics is the leading provider of sourcing, collaboration and product lifecycle
management solutions for the world’s largest retailers and their trading partners.
Agentrics serves as the trusted agent for the retail and consumer goods industry
by assisting retailers, manufacturers and their trading partners with optimizing shared
business processes to more effectively serve the consumer. Its retail clients account for
nearly $1 trillion in annual sales.
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