EProvenance

EProvenance The company has offices in the USA and France, and works with producers, importers, transporters and wine merchants globally.

eProvenance uses advanced technology to monitor and analyse the temperature and humidity of wine shipments as they travel from the wine producer to the customer. A leader in the monitoring and analysis of wine shipment conditions, eProvenance offers innovative services to monitor sensitive goods at the container, pallet and case level. With solutions for monitoring shipment temperature, humidity,

shock and geolocation to fit a wide range of needs and budgets, eProvenance has collected millions of data points for nearly 400 producers, 300 importers and 200 transporters in 65 countries. eProvenance delivers clear, actionable insights, which our clients use to assess the performance of their global distribution channels, assure quality and asset value, verify provenance, and make analytically informed decisions about shipments to protect their brand. eProvenance holds trademarks and patents for its technology around the world. Find us on LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter and at www.eprovenance.com

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Belmont, MA
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Founded to assure the provenance of every bottle of fine wine, eProvenance works with wine producers, importers and wine merchants around the world. eProvenance is headquartered in Massachusetts with offices in Bordeaux and Paris. Currently, eProvenance services are available to wine producers and the professional distribution channel.

Using patented technology, eProvenance monitoring and analysis give a clear view of conditions experienced by wines during shipment and storage. The proprietary eProvenance Score clearly indicates whether wine has been damaged, not just exposed to problematic temperatures.

More than 1 in 3 wines is subjected to poor transport conditions, the most common cause of damage to wine shipments. Consistent monitoring leads to improved handling, which protects your wine and your brand!