BERKELEY, CA, January 18, 2011 (Press-News.org) PINC Solutions, the leader in cost-effective supply chain asset visibility and yard management solutions, was once again recognized as a Food Logistics 100 technology solution and service provider. Each year, the editors of Food Logistics magazine recognize 100 technology solution and service providers that help food, beverage and CPG companies gain a competitive logistical advantage and reach their business goals.
According to Food Logistics, the goal with the FL100 is to highlight a broad range of technology solutions and services that are targeted at the food industry, addressing the needs of companies of varying sizes that make up the food supply chain. "The selection is based on the providers' proven track record and expertise in the industry. In 2010, the magazine focused its theme on bouncing back through tough economic times with technology," said Kathy Doherty, editor-in-chief, Food Logistics magazine.
"Yard management is a critical link in logistics planning, with a significant impact on the efficiency of the entire supply chain. We are very pleased to be recognized as a leading technology and solutions provider whose products and services help grocery and foodservice suppliers, distributors, shippers, and retailers to reduce costs and improve operational efficiencies," commented Ken Colby, CEO, PINC Solutions. "We thank our customers for this nomination."
The final FL100 recipients were presented in the November/December 2010 issue of Food Logistics, as well as online at www.foodlogistics.com.
About Food Logistics
Food Logistics is the only publication exclusively dedicated to covering the movement of product throughout all channels of the supply chain. Food Logistics serves the information needs of food, beverage and consumer packaged goods executives involved in warehousing, transportation and information technology, as well as third-party and refrigerated service providers. Through our print and online products, we provide news, trends and best practices that help more than 24,000 grocery and foodservice suppliers, distributors and retailers make better business decisions. On the web at www.foodlogistics.com.
About PINC Solutions
PINC Solutions is a leading supplier of supply chain asset visibility and yard management solutions (YMS) with Fortune-500 customers in manufacturing, retail, logistics, and transportation. PINC pioneered the development of cost-effective RTLS (Real Time Location Systems) using passive RFID technologies that minimize capital investment. PINC's award-winning products are designed with a scalable architecture for businesses of any size, and are expandable with modular components as customer needs change. Available as a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), PINC's management solutions deliver immediate efficiency improvements in daily supply chain operations, typically generating positive ROIs in less than a year. For more information, please visit www.pincsolutions.com.
Media Contact
PINC Solutions: Rafael Granato (press@pincsolutions.com, +1 510-845-4900)
PINC Solutions Recognized by Food Logistics Magazine as Top 100 Technology and Solution Provider
Leading supply chain logistics publication to the food industry recognized PINC Solutions for innovative and practical solutions, empowering customers to achieve operational excellence.
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