Where
Paris, Francia
Activity
Nautilus Food, European leader in canned shellfish
Number of employees
50-100
Constraints
GFSI, customer requirements, GMS and consumers
How Nautilus Food, the European leader in shellfish preserves, made Supplier Compliance a real differentiator compared to its competitors
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+29% improvement in productivity
+78% improvement in supplier compliance
+55% responsiveness to customer requests
Nautilus Food, the European leader in canned shellfish, has chosen Tracklab to transform Supplier Compliance Management into a strategic lever.
Before using Tracklab, Nautilus faced many challenges in managing Supplier Compliance. The lack of responsiveness to customer requests compromised their ability to respond quickly to growing market demands. The reliability of supplier monitoring and compliance analysis was complex to maintain on an ongoing basis, making it difficult to ensure compliance with standards such as IFS Food, Broker or MSC/ASC.
Customer and certification audits were particularly difficult to prepare for, requiring heavy and time-consuming administrative work. In addition, the lack of visibility into supplier data and the difficulty in obtaining answers from them represented major obstacles to their effectiveness and differentiation from the competition.
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“Supplier document management used to be a constant point of fragility.
Tracklab brought structure, traceability, and real peace of mind—especially during audits and customer requests.”
Esteban M.
Quality Director
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