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Respond to shifts in the market and consumer demand. Keep pace with competition. Confidently bring new products to market while managing an increasingly complex supply chain and regulatory environment.
Manage Recipe Complexity
Use AI-native digital threads to support complex supply chain, labeling, and global compliance requirements.
Enable Global Collaboration
Create a single set of processes and securely share data with partners and suppliers.
Streamline Product Development
Introduce product innovations. Manage packaging and labeling compliance. Collaborate with marketing. Proactively manage quality.
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Aras Named a PLM Leader in Forrester Wave
See how Aras leads for Discrete Manufacturers, Q3 2025
Access the ReportImprove Consumer & Retailer Satisfaction
Innovative food and beverage brands are racing to respond to demands from consumers while competing with a constant flow of new entrants to the market and managing an increasingly complex global supply chain.
An AI-native digital thread and PLM platform can help organizations accelerate innovation while accommodating ever-changing regulation and safety requirements on ingredients, processes, packaging and more. Move beyond conventional PLM with a modern, adaptable approach built on the foundation of a digital thread.
Guest Blog Series – Lionel Grealou
Two-thirds of manufacturers report that the product digital thread is important – or critical – to their company’s overall success and profitability. So, what capabilities are required to achieve these digital thread benefits in the process manufacturing industries? How can companies bridge the gaps between R&D, the plant, and the supply chain? This eBook explores these questions and examines how the process industry digital thread could be supported by using core PLM fundamentals as a backbone.
Being Nimble in the Food Industry
Valley Fine Foods leveraged the adaptability of Aras Innovator to launch new items and easily train new employees, in a year where a lot of the food industry’s general conventions were flipped on its head.
