Case Study: GPS Tracking & Temperature Sensor

Case Study – GPS Tracking & Temperature Sensor

The ISO 22000:2005 programme specifies requirements for a food safety management system where an organization, directly or indirectly in the food chain, needs to demonstrate its ability to control food safety hazards in order to ensure that the end products is safe at the time of consumption. ISO 22000 is the first international standard which was published in September 2005 that specifies the requirements for Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) food safety management systems in organizations involved in the production, processing, transport, distribution of food product.

Delivering The Freshest Food To The Consumer – Covexis Helps Customer To Achieve ISO Standard In Food Safety Through GPS Tracking Integrated With Temperature Sensors.

Many organizations, while preparing the implementation of ISO 22000 meet challenges in ensuring the quality and freshness of their product during transportation and distribution.

Covexis Tracking System integrated with Temperature Sensor is able to provide accurate temperature readings for organizations to achieve a consistent and high standard of quality for ensuring that their food products are delivered within the range for safe consumption.

Covexis Tracking System integrated with Temperature Sensor

Suitable for organizations directly or indirectly involved in handling frozen food, fresh fruits and vegetables, perishable goods, cold food products.
Accurate digital temperature readings direct from the refrigerated compartment of the delivery vehicle.
Real-time tracking.
Location and Temperature readings are recorded in the system for the whole journey while the food products are being transported.
Accurate and Comprehensive Location and Temperature Reports.

How it works?

1. Installing GPS Tracking Device with Temperature Sensor onto a refrigerated truck.