Empower your organization with purpose-built solutions from SpecPage, the industry standard for product data management and product lifecycle management for the food and beverage industry.
Our solutions help transform your manufacturing process with better transparency and integrated supply chain management. Our customers choose SpecPage to help them decrease production costs, speed their time-to-market, and consistently manage global compliance needs.
Clean labels as a single source of truth are imperative. We understand the requirements and can help you develop product labels to meet global regulatory requirements, satisfy consumer demands and increase market share.
The SpecPage suite of solutions provides expert compliance with regulatory labeling requirements throughout Europe and China. Packaging and clean label requirements are a fundamental tool for food and beverage manufactures to inform trade partners and consumers about their products.
Studies and reputable research clearly indicate that health-conscious consumers demand accurate nutritional and allergen information and rely on labels to differentiate between brands when making purchasing decisions.
As consumer awareness increases, regulatory authorities have enforced more stringent policies and standards to protect consumers against false or misleading representation on product labels. SpecPage understands legal requirements and can help you develop product labels for distribution in multiple languages, for global consumption.
SpecPage process solutions help standardize product data for global market share expansion via the Global Data Synchronization Network. We get you up and running with the right tools to simplify data pool connectivity.
SpecPage understands universal best practices for product data, image capture, product data inspections and data governance – as provided by the Global Data Synchronization Network (GDSN). These best practices empower collaboration and help manufacturers attain comprehensive benefits through accurate, quality data.
Producers in the food and beverage industry face fierce competition – shrinking profit margins, rapidly changing food trends and rapidly chaning consumer demands increase pressures to get the right product, with the right price in the hands of the right consumer at the right time in order to achieve sustainable growth.
Accurate product information management empowers innovation. PLM SaaS optimizes corporate infrastructure – allowing research and development teams to innovate with impunity.
SpecPage SaaS Cloud Subscriptions is a one-of-a-kind solution that offers a unique benefit you can’t get anywhere else. Upgrades are included in your subscription. The SpecPage Upgrade Team will upgrade your system to the latest release, no matter how you have customized it. Nobody else other than SpecPage offers this benefit. This translates into huge savings over the lifespan of your solution.
Our multi-layered approach to security begins with the physical security of your data, and is why we deploy our private cloud in Tier IV Data Centers that enforce the most stringent security policies available of any data center option. Tier IV is exceptionally rigorous, with requirements such as:
To meet our commitment to delivering best-in-class services, SpecPage has exclusively deployed our secure private cloud in leading Tier IV Data Centers in Switzerland. Quality, stability, neutrality, confidentiality: Switzerland is capitalising on its strengths and investing in the data-driven economy.
Switzerland has been rankend as one of the safest places in the world to host a data center. These are the findings of the Data Center Risk Index published by the American property management company Cushman & Wakefield. As a Swiss company, SpecPage private cloud solutions are exclusively hosting in highly secured TIER 4 geo-redundant data centers in Switzerland. SpecPage is ISO 27001 certified and is compliant with outsourcing regulations.
CLOUD Act: Why Swiss data protection and Swiss based servers are the safest option
Since the Patriot Act of 2001, US companies have been required to disclose data at the request of the US authorities. With the CLOUD Act of 2018, the US authorities now also seek access to foreign servers. For companies that need to comply with the E.U. GDPR (The General Data Protection Regulation), the new US legislation raises additional compliance issues. The CLOUD Act, which requires US companies to provide access to data even if the local foreign laws prohibit it, creates an international conflict of applicable law.
Special attention in respect of the U.S. Cloud Act must be paid to a due diligence of the organizational setup for global electronic communication/computing services, especially when operating in multiple jurisdictions. Where critical data, including confidential information and personal data of individuals, is stored in the cloud, state-of-the-art security measures must be applied, including encryption of transmission channels and data repositories. Last not least service provider agreements should contain default language about the obligation of the service provider to
