Expert Columns: Page 10

Read up on the latest news and trends provided by the cold food chain's most prominent subject matter experts.

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How EU Tariffs on U.S. Grains Could Reshape Global Food Supply Chains

Now is the time for businesses to evaluate risk exposure. While the headlines may focus on geopolitics, the knock-on effects will be most keenly felt by farmers, food producers, and consumers.

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Trump Administration’s Tariff Mandates: Rundown, Implications and Freight Impact

There is really no comparing Trump’s trade war this year with the steps he took starting in 2017. Most economists are now predicting slower and modest U.S. GDP growth, an increased likelihood of recessions and possible contraction of global trade.

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Why Food Industry Must Shift to “Closer to Zero Recalls” Mindset

Recall InfoLink

While complete elimination of recalls is the aspiration, a more realistic goal is a “closer to zero” mindset. The food industry must put systems in place to continually bring the number of at-risk products in the marketplace closer to zero.

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Why Advanced Weather Modeling Must Be Part of Overall TMS Outlook

In an era where climate volatility is the new normal, leveraging predictive climate models, hyperlocal forecasts, and decision-support tools is not just a competitive advantage—it’s a necessity.

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Software Solutions

Revolutionizing Labor Management in the Warehouse

AutoScheduler.ai

Warehouse orchestration solutions empower businesses to move beyond reactive labor management by leveraging AI-driven predictive analytics. Here's how.

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Sustainable Warehousing for a Better Tomorrow

The Raymond Corporation

While creating the warehouse of tomorrow is no small task, the result is worth it: a sustainable, productive, efficient and profitable infrastructure that exists in harmony with the environment.

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Guidelines for Expert Columnists in Food Logistics

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6 Ways Enterprise Trucking Companies Can Harness the Power of Automation

Optimal Dynamics

From strategic planning to real-time dispatching, decision automation equips organizations to thrive in an increasingly competitive marketplace. Here are six ways technology supports smarter decisions and better results for enterprise trucking operations.

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Autonomous Vehicles in Food Transportation: The Hype, the Hurdles, and the Reality

Intertek Alchemy

As technology improves, breakthroughs may emerge that make AVs more viable for shorter, more complex routes.

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The Future of Refrigerated Fleets is Smarter, Cleaner, and Electric

Mullen Automotive

Investing in low-carbon fleet solutions now helps ensure compliance with evolving policies and shifting consumer and investor preferences while stabilizing costs and mitigating future risks.

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How Exoskeletons Decrease Injury Rates, Boost Productivity, Improve Retention

The impact of exos on companies’ bottom lines is significant because they impact the three biggest drivers of labor costs for most warehouses.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Top 4 Questions Shippers Should Ask About Tariff and Trade Uncertainty

C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.

Here are some top questions shippers should be asking to stay in front of today’s fast-changing trade and tariff landscape.

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Risk/Compliance

Managing and Mitigating Risks in Food and Beverage Industry

By embracing supplier diversification and leveraging compliance technology, food and beverage businesses can mitigate risks, stabilize operations, and ensure long-term success in an uncertain global market.

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