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Kilcoy Global Foods uses tracking and machine learning to fix beef export labelling issues
A Chinese-owned beef processor banned from China for labelling issues is using machine learning and tracking technology to remove human error.
Key points:
- The tracking system promises to prevent human error in labelling
- Kilcoy’s facility was banned from exporting to China last year
- The Australian government still has no timeline on a resolution
Kilcoy Global Foods in southern Queensland was among several meat facilities slapped with an export licence suspension last year.
Chinese authorities blamed the ban on labelling non-compliance, and Kilcoy’s Australia division president Jiah Falcke said the new $1.4 million tracking technology would be a “pivotal” solution.
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