Canada’s food supply chains stretch across long distances and multiple jurisdictions . For exporters, maintaining product quality and meeting documentation requirements—across languages, formats, and regulatory regimes—is increasingly complex. Errors in this chain can lead to spoilage, rejected shipments, or delays at the border.
Large manufacturers often manage this through enterprise systems and compliance teams. F or small and mid-sized firms, however, the process is fragmented. Many still rely on manual entries, spreadsheets, and ad hoc coordination across suppliers and buyers. But advances in a rtificial intelligence ...