Stephanie Neil from Automation World wrote a great piece this week about food safety in the 21st century, focusing on increasing regulations and challenges for compliance. When it comes to allergens and adulteration,
Though it took place in May 2016, our trip to Australia and New Zealand with Wavefront and Global Affairs Canada is still making news. We were featured, along with three other British Columbia
This week, Global Food Safety Resource (GFSR) published a guest blog post from Steven Burton, creator of Icicle food safety management system, about the two most important things to ask when evaluating a
RICHMOND, BC (FEBRUARY 9, 2017) ‒ The Icicle food production management platform is now a recommended software vendor for the re-launched Post-Farm Food Safety & Traceability Program that makes up to $35,000 available
“Icicle Technologies has announced inventory management integration into its advanced food safety management system Icicle,” reports Food & Drink Technology magazine. With a readership of over 28 000 subscribers, the publication features the
This article was featured in Food Safety Tech. by Steven Burton The North American food safety testing market is projected to reach $16 billion by 2020, according to a recent study by Markets
RICHMOND, British Columbia – April 5, 2016 – PRLog – Icicle Technologies Inc. announced the groundbreaking integration of inventory management into its advanced food safety management system, Icicle, today. Developed as a natural
By Laura Aiken, Baker’s Journal Richmond, B.C. − Icicle Technologies launched its new enhanced traceability feature for the Icicle food safety management system. Designed to seamlessly integrate enhanced traceability technology with a core
RICHMOND, British Columbia (March 15, 2016): Icicle Technologies Inc. announced the launch of its new enhanced traceability feature for the Icicle food safety management system today, making Icicle the most comprehensive food safety
by Joe Whitworth, Food Quality News The food safety management system (FSMS), called Icicle, offers users algorithms that suggest processes and hazards when creating and managing food safety programs. Such suggestions should always