Digital Solutions for Smart Food Supply Chain

G. Suciu, I. Pop, A. Pasat, Serban-Emanuel Calescu, Robert-Ionut Vatasoiu, Ioana Suciu
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Food waste is a major problem in the current economy, equaling 20% of all food produced in the EU. The European Commission reported, in 2019, that the EU-27 generated 89 million tons of food waste, while the food service and hospitality sector accounts for 12.5 million tons of food waste (14% of total food waste). Catering and Food Services in Healthcare institutions face even more significant challenges: plate waste in healthcare facilities ranges between 6% - 65%; hospitalized patients continue to suffer from the risk of malnutrition resulting from inappropriate food distribution and consumption. In this paper we introduce ADCATER project, which proposes an advanced ICT platform based on innovative technologies integrated in a Smart Food Catering Supply Chain platform. ADCATER aims for economic efficiencies to farmers and suppliers; personalized nutrition accuracy to diners/kitchens, wholesalers, and caterers; also, verification of personal, organizational, and global nutritional policies. This will be achieved by harnessing IoT, computer vision and deep learning technologies to identify and decode images of prepared food "served to plate before a meal" and "left in plate after a meal", applying advanced analytics to derive valuable information such as served meal ingredients, the degree of adjustment and dietary gaps to the diner profile, batch traceability data, effective and up-to-date nutritional supervision, food waste, and correlation between consumer consumption and health.
智能食品供应链的数字化解决方案
食物浪费是当前经济中的一个主要问题,占欧盟所有食品生产的20%。欧盟委员会报告称,2019年,欧盟27国产生了8900万吨食物垃圾,而食品服务和酒店业产生了1250万吨食物垃圾(占食物垃圾总量的14%)。医疗机构的餐饮和食品服务面临更大的挑战:医疗机构的盘子浪费在6%至65%之间;住院病人继续面临因食物分配和消费不当而导致营养不良的风险。本文介绍了ADCATER项目,该项目提出了一种基于创新技术的先进ICT平台,集成在智能食品餐饮供应链平台中。ADCATER的目标是提高农民和供应商的经济效率;为食客/厨房、批发商和餐饮服务商提供个性化的营养准确性;此外,验证个人,组织和全球营养政策。这将通过利用物联网、计算机视觉和深度学习技术来识别和解码“餐前餐盘”和“餐后餐盘”的预制食物图像,并应用高级分析来获取有价值的信息,如餐前餐的配料、调整程度和食客资料的膳食差距、批次可追溯性数据、有效和最新的营养监督、食物浪费以及消费者消费与健康之间的相关性。
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