Nulogy names Anurag Garg chief product officer

Nulogy has appointed Anurag Garg as chief product officer as the software company pushes to connect production, quality, food safety, traceability and supplier operations for food and beverage manufacturers. The move comes after Nulogy launched its Manufacturing Operating System earlier this year and as customers face mounting pressure to improve compliance and coordination across external partners.

Why it matters: - Nulogy is trying to tighten the link between plant-floor operations and the broader supply chain for food and beverage makers, co-packers and contract packagers. - The company is also aiming to use AI to cut repetitive work, speed decisions and make software easier for frontline teams to use. - The appointment adds product leadership as manufacturers face pressure to improve quality, compliance, responsiveness and resilience without raising costs.

What happened: - Nulogy announced the appointment of Anurag Garg as chief product officer on Sept. 10, 2026. - Garg will lead product strategy and roadmap across the company. - Garg will work with customers and internal teams to build a more connected experience across production, quality, food safety, traceability and supplier operations.

The details: - Nulogy launched the Nulogy Manufacturing Operating System earlier this year. - Garg brings more than a decade of experience in industrial technology and enterprise software. - He most recently served as chief product officer at SafetyChain Software, where he led quality management products used in food and beverage production plants. - Before SafetyChain, Garg was vice president of product management and strategy at Plex Systems, a Rockwell Automation company. - At Plex, Garg oversaw platform capabilities, manufacturing analytics, industrial IoT and user experience. - Garg co-founded the industrial IoT startup DATTUS, which was acquired by Plex. - Garg was named to Forbes 30 under 30. - Garg holds BS/MS degrees in electrical engineering from Purdue University. - Bill Ryan, Nulogy’s CEO, said Garg has spent his career turning complex plant-floor problems into practical, scalable products.

Between the lines: - The hire signals that Nulogy wants to deepen its product focus after introducing its manufacturing operating system. - Garg’s background in quality software and industrial systems fits Nulogy’s push to serve regulated, multi-partner production networks. - Nulogy is also emphasizing connected workflows, which suggests the company sees operational fragmentation as a key problem for its customers.

What's next: - Garg will shape Nulogy’s roadmap and product direction. - Nulogy plans to keep developing its platform around AI-enabled workflows and connected operations. - The company directs readers to Nulogy.com for more information.

The bottom line: - Nulogy is betting that stronger product leadership will help it turn connected operations and AI into a clearer advantage for food and beverage manufacturers.