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Peter Pan Seafood Bolsters Food Safety and Compliance with Automation

Peter Pan Seafood's commitment to food safety and compliance sets the standard for excellence in the seafood industry.

(UNITED STATES, 5/31/2023)

Peter Pan Seafood, renowned producer of wild Alaskan seafood, is elevating their commitment to food safety, compliance, and sustainability. The company is using a user-friendly platform to ensure regulatory and financial compliance for every fresh, canned, and frozen seafood product created at their four Alaskan facilities, showcasing their industry-leading dedication to these important values.

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