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eProd says it will participate in the 13th World Potato Congress in Naivasha, Kenya, focusing on supply chains, traceability, and compliance.
eProd says it will take part in the 13th World Potato Congress (WPC 2026) in Naivasha, Kenya, from October 26 to October 30, 2026.
On its events page, the company links its participation to “resilient, transparent, and digitally integrated supply chains” in agriculture. A supply chain is the full path from farm to buyer, including transport and handling.
eProd says WPC 2026 focuses on “Global Potato Partnerships for Enhanced Food Systems, Nutrition Security and Trade.” The company says it aims to contribute by supporting “scalable agricultural solutions,” ranging from field-level data collection to end-to-end traceability and compliance.
Traceability means being able to follow a product through each step of the chain, like a tracking history. Compliance means meeting required rules and standards.
eProd is positioning its product around data collection, traceability, and compliance in agri-food value chains. That focus can matter for growers and buyers who need clearer records of where produce came from and how it moved through the system.
The company also says it plans to engage with industry leaders, innovators, policymakers, and growers at the event, with an aim of supporting sustainable and transparent food systems for Africa and beyond.
Primary Source: eprod-solutions.com
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