The Role of
Digital Agriculture
To create a transparent
data-powered certification
ecosystem for a safe food
supply chain.
Project Mission
Project Profile
• Project Acronym: TheFSM
• Project title: The Food Safety Market
• Starting date: 01/02/2020
• Duration: 36 months
• Instrument: H2020-ICT-2019-2, ICT-13-2018-
2019: Supporting the emergence of data
markets and the data economy
• Contribution of the European Union: €4.8
million
The Food Safety Market:
an SME-powered industrial data platform to boost
the competitiveness of European food certification
Positioning of TheFSM
Consortium
11 PARTNERS FROM
9 EU COUNTRIES &
2 NON-EU COUNTRY INVOLVED (Egypt and Jordan)
10 Pilots where food companies and their supply chain stakeholders will test, improve and drive the
adoption of the data platform and the linked software tools.
Pilots
10 countries:
• Greece
• Netherlands
• Italy
• Romania
• Croatia
• Poland
• Serbia
• Cyprus
• Egypt
• Jordan
For TheFSM project AGRIVI will be releasing a
new version of an existing farm management
system (AGRIVI 2.0) to serve producers that wish
to exchange certification-relevant data with their
inspectors and buyers, through simple,
automated and robust data exchange workflows
that respect their data ownership and rights.
AGRIVI’S role
AGRIVI’S role
Activities during the Project:
• Integrate, extend and pilot supplier data
sharing capabilities in AGRIVI
• Design, setup, involve and mobilise
existing clients that will participate in
innovation and piloting activities in
Croatia, Serbia and Poland and
coordinate pilots for partners pilot
participants
• Contribute to 3rd party software
integration, data models and
interoperability, data population &
localisation of data
Reducing Yield Loss & Food Waste
WEATHER & PEST RISK ALERTS
Identify risks on fields in real-time and protect crops timely
ü Reduced yield loss ü Secured quality ü Higher profitability ü Lower emissions
Reducing Use of Nitrogen
PRECISION AGRICULTURE
Apply fertilizers in the right amounts, at the right time, on the right place.
ü Reduced evaporation ü Reduced input use ü Higher profitability ü Lower emissions
Optimized Fuel & Energy Consumption
OPTIMIZATION OF FARMING ACTIVITIES
Switch from traditional to data-driven activity planning
ü Lower fuel usage ü Lower input usage ü Higher profitability ü Lower emissions
Reducing Postharvest Waste
SECURING FOOD SAFETY COMPLIANCE
Managing agriculture supply chains and global eco-systems
ü Compliant CPP use
ü Safe harvest
ü Less waste during QC
ü No product recalls
ü Higher profitability
ü Lower emissions
RECALL
QUALITY
CONTROL
+ MANY MORE
Supporting Great Customers in 100+ Countries
Purpose-Driven & Meaningful Job
CONFIDENTIAL
12
The Change Starts From Each One Of Us
Buy UGLY
food
Reduce MEAT
at least 1 day
Stop
FOOD WASTE
at home
Demand
TRACEABILITY
to know what
you eat
Thank you.

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    To create atransparent data-powered certification ecosystem for a safe food supply chain. Project Mission
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    Project Profile • ProjectAcronym: TheFSM • Project title: The Food Safety Market • Starting date: 01/02/2020 • Duration: 36 months • Instrument: H2020-ICT-2019-2, ICT-13-2018- 2019: Supporting the emergence of data markets and the data economy • Contribution of the European Union: €4.8 million The Food Safety Market: an SME-powered industrial data platform to boost the competitiveness of European food certification
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    Consortium 11 PARTNERS FROM 9EU COUNTRIES & 2 NON-EU COUNTRY INVOLVED (Egypt and Jordan)
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    10 Pilots wherefood companies and their supply chain stakeholders will test, improve and drive the adoption of the data platform and the linked software tools. Pilots 10 countries: • Greece • Netherlands • Italy • Romania • Croatia • Poland • Serbia • Cyprus • Egypt • Jordan
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    For TheFSM projectAGRIVI will be releasing a new version of an existing farm management system (AGRIVI 2.0) to serve producers that wish to exchange certification-relevant data with their inspectors and buyers, through simple, automated and robust data exchange workflows that respect their data ownership and rights. AGRIVI’S role
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    AGRIVI’S role Activities duringthe Project: • Integrate, extend and pilot supplier data sharing capabilities in AGRIVI • Design, setup, involve and mobilise existing clients that will participate in innovation and piloting activities in Croatia, Serbia and Poland and coordinate pilots for partners pilot participants • Contribute to 3rd party software integration, data models and interoperability, data population & localisation of data
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    Reducing Yield Loss& Food Waste WEATHER & PEST RISK ALERTS Identify risks on fields in real-time and protect crops timely ü Reduced yield loss ü Secured quality ü Higher profitability ü Lower emissions
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    Reducing Use ofNitrogen PRECISION AGRICULTURE Apply fertilizers in the right amounts, at the right time, on the right place. ü Reduced evaporation ü Reduced input use ü Higher profitability ü Lower emissions
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    Optimized Fuel &Energy Consumption OPTIMIZATION OF FARMING ACTIVITIES Switch from traditional to data-driven activity planning ü Lower fuel usage ü Lower input usage ü Higher profitability ü Lower emissions
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    Reducing Postharvest Waste SECURINGFOOD SAFETY COMPLIANCE Managing agriculture supply chains and global eco-systems ü Compliant CPP use ü Safe harvest ü Less waste during QC ü No product recalls ü Higher profitability ü Lower emissions RECALL QUALITY CONTROL
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    + MANY MORE SupportingGreat Customers in 100+ Countries
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    Purpose-Driven & MeaningfulJob CONFIDENTIAL 12
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    The Change StartsFrom Each One Of Us Buy UGLY food Reduce MEAT at least 1 day Stop FOOD WASTE at home Demand TRACEABILITY to know what you eat
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