LiteLink Applied sciences Inc () (OTCMKTS:LLNKF) is bringing its logistics know-how to the east coast of Canada through a brand new partnership w
LiteLink Applied sciences Inc () (OTCMKTS:LLNKF) is bringing its logistics know-how to the east coast of Canada through a brand new partnership with a Quebec-based firm, it introduced Tuesday.
The partnership features a business settlement that sees LiteLink opening an east coast base at agriculture firm Pommes Ma-Gic Inc’s Rougemont, Quebec workplace.
Vancouver-based LiteLink will present the produce firm with a trial of its 1SHIFT logistics platform, a know-how that brings transparency and monitoring brokers, shippers and carriers to trace shipments and settle funds in real-time.
READ: LiteLink wins deal to provide 1SHIFT Logistics software to its first US customer Bay Water Transportation
1SHIFT’s goal is to supply farms or producers with the flexibility to ship product safely and rapidly. The platform will assist Pommes Ma-Gic to see if one of the best path was taken to maximise freshness and high quality, LiteLink stated in a press release Tuesday.
LiteLink’s new Quebec base is strategically positioned within the coronary heart of the province’s produce trade. As a part of the settlement, Pommes Ma-Gic will present LiteLink with chilly room storage services and vehicles and trailers for the corporate to make use of in its analysis and improvement into temperature and moisture monitoring.
As well as, LiteLink will use the power to check their IoT and 5G sensors and units in several circumstances.
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LiteLink CEO Ashik Karim stated the corporate could be very selective when getting into partnerships and Pommes Ma-Gic brings a “ardour” to ship contemporary produce utilizing next-generation know-how.
Commenting on the deal, Karim stated: “Not solely will we achieve necessary R&D capabilities and place ourselves within the coronary heart of Quebec’s produce trade, Pommes Ma-Gic will take pleasure in real-time cargo visibility, together with the flexibility to observe product freshness in transit to counterpoint their service and buyer expertise.
Pommes Ma-Gic president Sebastien Alix stated the corporate selected 1SHIFT due to its “ease of use, strong value financial savings and know-how enablement.”
“Quebec and the remainder of Canada are wealthy with agriculture, and the trade is hungry to seek out worth via know-how,” LiteLink’s Karim stated in a press release. “We’ve got our sights on being part of their ecosystem in addition to reducing the price and wastage present in spoilage.”
In September, LiteLink signed its first US buyer for 1SHIFT within the type of a cope with logistics supplier Bay Water Transportation.
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