
Food Traceability: Why Laser Is Replacing Ink
At E2M COUTH, we know that food traceability starts with a reliable mark. Lot codes, expiration dates, batch numbers, QR codes and Datamatrix codes connect
Along with innovation, each and every one of the people in our organisation are our brand’s strongest pillar. People management at E2M COUTH® is based on three principles: knowledge, personal development, and commitment.
Knowledge, shared through teamwork, means we can spot opportunities and awaken motivation. This leads to personal development through skill improvement, driven by internal promotion. We also have commitment: of our people to the organisation, through a feeling of belonging, and the company to our people, through personal and professional development.
At E2M COUTH®, we seek out and foster equal opportunity, a work-family life balance, and quality employment. This means that our clients’ satisfaction is based on the satisfaction of the people who are a part of E2M COUTH®.



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