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Chipotle Partners With Palantir to Build Food Safety Monitoring Platform

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Chipotle has teamed up with data analytics firm Palantir to develop a platform aimed at tracking food safety risks. The system is designed to monitor factors such as pest incidents and employee illnesses across its locations. The partnership follows a difficult summer for food safety standards throughout the United States. The move signals Chipotle's intent to use advanced data tools to proactively identify and manage potential health hazards.

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