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Arrowsight Honored with American Meat Institute 2011 Supplier of the Year Award
Arrowsight Honored with American Meat Institute 2011 Supplier of the Year Award

Arrowsight Honored with American Meat Institute 2011 Supplier of the Year Award

The Supplier or the Year Award is given to the supplier member of AMI that truly partners with meat and poultry processors to help achieve industry goals

Tyson: Advancements in Auditing

Tyson: Advancements in Auditing

Meat processing and packing plants began to use remote video auditing (RVA) from Arrowsight in the early 2000s. CEO Adam Aronson began his work in the meat industry in 2002. The company launched its first pilots in 2004, and those would become the services now offered in processing and packing plants around the world. Arrowsight’s RVA applications include risk mitigation within animal welfare, food safety, quality bio-security, worker safety and margin applications such as yields, throughputs and labor optimization.

NAMA Members Memo

NAMA Members Memo

NAMA is committed to the proper handling of livestock and works proactively with the meat industry as well as technology and service providers to support compliance with all animal handling requirements. The Arrowsight RVA system for animal handling applications has been successfully utilized in many slaughter facilities throughout the US and Canada over the last several years. Arrowsight works within the AMI Guidelines and under PAACO training and certification, to implement custom programs for improved coaching through sampled remote video auditing and performance reporting feedback

Tyson Foods Rolls Out High-Tech, High-Touch Animal Welfare Program

Tyson Foods Rolls Out High-Tech, High-Touch Animal Welfare Program

Company leads with industry’s most extensive video monitoring program, animal well-being specialists, and controlled atmosphere stunning

USDA Food and Safety: FSIS Announces Compliance Guide for In-Plant Video Monitoring

USDA Food and Safety: FSIS Announces Compliance Guide for In-Plant Video Monitoring

2011

The US Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service announced the availability of the final guidelines to assist in meat and poultry establishments that want to improve operations by using RVA

Video Auditing Goes Mainstream

Video Auditing Goes Mainstream

2011

Good animal handling requires constant vigilance.

Temple Grandin: Getting back to basics

Temple Grandin: Getting back to basics

Recently I was talking to a person who works on livestock handling at packing plants. Plant management had installed a lamp on their restrainer entrance to facilitate animal entry. Adding the lamp made it possible to greatly reduce electric prod use. Using lamps to illuminate dark places is a subject I have talked about many times

Tyson's chicken cams will be monitored for animal cruelty

Tyson's chicken cams will be monitored for animal cruelty

Tyson Foods said Wednesday that it will open the video streams of its poultry farms to an outside company to validate that no animal cruelty is taking place.

Cameras are already in action to monitor all 33 of the food giants' poultry facilities around the U.S., but they haven't been available for viewing by outsiders.

Arrowsight continues RVA innovation

Arrowsight continues RVA innovation

Arrowsight’s RVA has been adopted successfully by some of the largest players in the processing industry. Companies like JBS, Cargill and Hormel, just to name a few, all use an Arrowsight program in slaughter facilities. Dr. Temple Grandin, Ph.D., well-known animal welfare expert and MEAT+POULTRY columnist endorses the system and helped Arrowsight with the design. The company is now moving to the next level in RVA.

WSJ: Meat Firms Use Video to Curb Contamination

WSJ: Meat Firms Use Video to Curb Contamination

2011

Meat companies are turning to video surveillance cameras in an effort to reduce E. coli and other contamination inside processing plants. The new technique allows remote auditors to watch whether plant workers follow safety protocols aimed at reducing the spread of deadly bacteria.

CSNBC: Former Trader Finds Bull Market Watching Cows

CSNBC: Former Trader Finds Bull Market Watching Cows

The journey and background on Arrowsight’s success with RVA in animal farms

Agroterrorism: Managing Risk In The Food Supply Chain

Agroterrorism: Managing Risk In The Food Supply Chain

“…terrorism experts see agroterrorism, defines as the intentional contamination of the food supply with a goal of terrorizing the population…“

XL Foods adds RVA to the new food safety protocols

XL Foods adds RVA to the new food safety protocols

Hidden cameras discovered in NSW piggery

Hidden cameras discovered in NSW piggery

The owners of a piggery in Young say they are considering taking further action against the people who placed hidden cameras in their pig sheds.

Maple Leaf Foods to use video auditing

Maple Leaf Foods to use video auditing

MISSISSAUGA, Ontario – Maple Leaf Foods is adopting new measures to improve its animal welfare practices, including remote video auditing. The company unveiled its formal Animal Care Commitment, which details the company’s principles, goals and initiatives toward becoming a “leader in animal care.”

Arrowsight Reinforces Hygiene, from story Meatpacking to Fast Food

Arrowsight Reinforces Hygiene, from story Meatpacking to Fast Food

Mike Siemens, Cargill’s head of animal welfare husbandry, encourages the 19,000 employees working double shifts in the company’s 10 North American beef processing plants to compete against each other. But instead of rewarding workers for the fastest production, Siemens gives pizza parties and gift certificates to those who properly sterilize their butchering knives and treat cattle humanely.

Keeping a Watchful Eye on the Food We Eat

Keeping a Watchful Eye on the Food We Eat

JBS Plays a leading role in advancing food safety with third party RVA

JBS Plays a leading role in advancing food safety with third party RVA

“We installed 16 cameras, split between animal handling areas and key food safety-related positions along the hide removal line on the dressing floor.”

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Arrowsight Honored with American Meat Institute 2011 Supplier of the Year Award
Tyson: Advancements in Auditing
NAMA Members Memo
Tyson Foods Rolls Out High-Tech, High-Touch Animal Welfare Program
USDA Food and Safety: FSIS Announces Compliance Guide for In-Plant Video Monitoring
Video Auditing Goes Mainstream
Temple Grandin: Getting back to basics
Tyson's chicken cams will be monitored for animal cruelty
Arrowsight continues RVA innovation
First Business TV Interview - October 2012
WSJ: Meat Firms Use Video to Curb Contamination
CSNBC: Former Trader Finds Bull Market Watching Cows
Agroterrorism: Managing Risk In The Food Supply Chain
XL Foods adds RVA to the new food safety protocols
Hidden cameras discovered in NSW piggery
Maple Leaf Foods to use video auditing
Arrowsight Reinforces Hygiene, from story Meatpacking to Fast Food
Keeping a Watchful Eye on the Food We Eat
JBS Plays a leading role in advancing food safety with third party RVA
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