Food & Agriculture
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Common applications in the food and agriculture industries include food processing, cold chain monitoring, quality assurance, monitoring pest control effectiveness, temperature and humidity profiling crops, wine growing, coffee brewing, and many more. We supply the suppliers with the most reliable selection of temperature and humidity dataloggers anywhere to ensure cold chain integrity and a superior product. |
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Monitoring and Alarming a Refrigerated Trailer Shipping Milk CratesPublished on May 8, 2013 Manufacturer: ECCS Cold Chain Solutions CAS DataLoggers has just provided the temperature monitoring and alarming solution for a milk supply company. During deliveries to distant receivers including farmers’ markets and supermarket chains, the milk’s temperature needs to remain at a constant 2-3°C (36-37°F) throughout transit. The company wanted to find a standalone data logger that would continually monitor their product and also provide onsite proof of quality to receivers. |
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Delivering Proof of Quality Frozen Product to Food ReceiversPublished on March 18, 2013 Manufacturer: ECCS Cold Chain Solutions CAS DataLoggers recently provided the temperature monitoring and alarming solution for a customer who produced whole frozen turkeys for sale in supermarkets. Once frozen, the meat needed to be maintained at or below 0°F (-17°C) to avoid rapid spoiling and attendant health risks. With regulations increasing along with receivers’ demands for documentation, management had a need for a reliable yet low-priced data logger featuring cloud-based reporting capabilities to provide a q... |
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Proving Best Practices in Fruit and Vegetable TransportPublished on February 5, 2013 Manufacturer: VersaLog Recently CAS DataLoggers provided its Accsense VersaLog Temperature Monitoring and Alarming System to a shipper exporting its temperature-sensitive fruit and vegetables to remote markets. Therefore, it was essential to alarm these refrigerated shipments throughout the customer’s supply chain to avoid any health risks and lengthen shelf life. The shipper needed a portable data logging system with a large memory to store temperature and humidity recordings for printout upon r... |
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Temperature Monitoring and Alarming in Meat LockersPublished on January 28, 2013 Manufacturer: VersaLog CAS DataLoggers recently provided the freezer alarming solution for a slaughterhouse with meat lockers storing product requiring continual temperature monitoring. The company also needed proof of regulatory compliance, so inexpensive software was also needed. In the event of an air conditioner compressor failure, the meat could easily spoil and pose a health hazard, so the business searched for a reliable yet low-cost temperature monitoring and alarming data logger. |
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Wireless Temperature Monitoring in a Hoop GreenhousePublished on November 19, 2012 Manufacturer: TandD CAS DataLoggers recently supplied the greenhouse monitoring solution for a customer with a large hoophouse sheltering strawberries and raspberries over the cold autumn. The berry crop was extremely temperature-sensitive, so the microclimate had to be carefully maintained. The owner contacted CAS DataLoggers to provide a remote monitoring system which could collect the temperature data and pinpoint the uneven coverage so an ideal setup could remedy the problem. |
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Monitoring Temperature for Quality Control in Pet Food ProductionPublished on October 15, 2012 Manufacturer: dataTaker To ensure that pet food production meets demanding FDA requirements, manufacturers must continually monitor the temperature of their extruding equipment for quality control purposes. A CAS DataLoggers customer was provided with dataTaker DT80 intelligent data loggers to record the data from multiple plants all from their single, corporate location. |
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Temperature Monitoring Seed Corn in Drying SilosPublished on October 1, 2012 Manufacturer: Accsense Producing good seed corn takes much more effort than just planting and harvesting. Agricultural producers need to record and view both time and temperature during their product's drying cycle. If the seed corn hasn’t been dried enough, it can easily mold and be ruined, but if the product is dried too much, expensive energy is wasted. The Applications Specialists at CAS DataLoggers recommended an Accsense Wireless Temperature Monitoring system which included a Wireless Data L... |
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Temperature Monitoring For a Coffee RoasterPublished on September 19, 2012 Manufacturer: TandD CAS DataLoggers recently provided the temperature data logger for a small coffee roaster producing original blends with coffee beans poured into an industrial roaster and heated to about 220°C (428°F) for a city roast with just the right taste. To ensure his product's quality and to get an accurate view of the roasting process, the owner wanted a user-friendly temperature recorder with wireless communication yet compact enough for a small room and economical enough to fit int... |
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