Regional Supermarket Chain Price Chopper 32 With the help of the Invafres Fresh Food Retail Platform, 20 tons of fresh food per week will be wasted and more than 3,000 tons of food pollution is planned over the next three years in 131 stores in Northeast America.
The new item handling technology from Invafresh will enable the price chopper to meet the growing demand for fresh food while tackling the daunting challenges of food waste or reduction. Invafresh Price Choir combines a wide range of in-product data to analyze and assist on the shelf to know and accurately forecast, complete orders, produce, store and control recipes and ensure compliance. OSA, optimizing the most accurate products at the right time.
“Invitation has helped Price Chopper to produce the right amount of product to meet the needs of our customers,” said Part Iannotti, Director of Retail Works. We are working on improvements in Invafresh, which will increase our efforts to deliver more products than our customers expect, by limiting the amount of damage they end up in the trash.
Price Cheaper is working with Invasive and is also helping to reduce emissions, reduce carbon footprint and sustain a sustainable economy. This success was recognized by the New York State Pollution Control Program (NYSP2I), a program funded by the New York State Pollution Prevention Program, to compensate for the $ 100,000 rebate and technology investment.
Waste reduction is an essential part of a sustainable business. To win the hot food waste fight, grocers must be able to accurately predict technology and information that will make them aware of what makes them fresh and unique. Only then can Tim Spencer, president and CEO of Invasive, be able to reduce costs, losses, and food waste in a balanced way.
Price Chopper has done that successfully, and we were no more than happy to provide the right technology and innovation to help us develop new sustainable operations and to take the lead in a new retail business.
Owned by Golb Corps, Price Chopper 32 operates supermarkets in New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire under Price Chopper, Market 32 and Market Bistro Banners. Earlier this year, the company signed a formal merger agreement with regional player Tops Markets to create a chain of nearly 300 stores in the Northeast.