Vol. 33 | Vol. 33 (3) – 2022 | FOOD TECHNOLOGIES

Securing a top crop: How crop data can be used in the food industry to increase quality and maximize output

by

RON BARUCHI
CEO Agmatix, Tel Aviv, Israel

ABSTRACT

Consumer demands are driving the food industry to provide a wider variety of high-quality products, at lower prices, while at the same time, the price of food production is increasing. As a result, the food industry has turned to the use of AI and Big Data to analyze and optimize each stage of their production process. In the below, Ron Baruchi, CEO of Agmatix outlines how food producers can use AI and Big Data to improve the first stage of the production process – growing the raw ingredients.

The food industry has grown substantially over the past few decades. Where individuals used to visit their local grocer for fresh fruits and vegetables, they now have the choice of several supermarkets in every town, not to mention online shopping and even same day delivery. The food market has boomed and, as a result, consumers now expect more variety and higher quality products – all at lower prices. To keep up with these demands, the food industry has turned to the use of AI and Big Data to analyze and optimize each stage of their production process, including at the very start of the supply chain where raw ingredients are grown in the field.

Trusted by

40 years connecting the world of science for industry

Our journals:

Login