Expert Columns: Page 109

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 to Identify the Overall Health of a Supply Chain

Here’s some common “symptoms” of supply chain issues, and how to build a treatment plan for companies to keep in mind for the future.

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What Food Transportation Companies Need to Know about Canada’s Impending ELD Mandate

Because the Canadian ELD mandate rules vary from those in the United States, carriers should look at choosing an ELD vendor that supports both the Canadian HOS rules and is committed to achieving third-party certification.

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Sanitary Cold Food Transport in the Wake of COVID-19

With the start of distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine and an ever-increasing interest in fresh and healthy foods, the cold food supply chain in particular is in a difficult position. Here’s how to make sure products and drivers stay safe in transport.

Access to fresh and frozen food—and COVID-19 vaccines—depends on the availability of drivers and trucks to get them to and from their destination, all while preserving product integrity.

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4 Ways Paper Limits the Supply Chain

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By adopting aspects of a supply chain automation platform, companies can demonstrate the ability to simplify and standardize, thus removing the need for, and limitations of, paper.

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Run on Advanced Automation Rather than Autopilot

For some, it’s still a case of “machine helps man” rather than “man vs. machine.”

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Rodents: Threatening Supply Chain Integrity From Farm to Fork

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Rats cost the world’s economy billions of dollars every year, and are a primary cause of health inspection and third-party audit failures for good reason.

Using comprehensive exclusion methods to keep rats out is critical to maintaining food safety standards.

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Plant-Based is the New Organic, but Look Before you Leap

The plant-based food market is ripe with opportunity, but rushing to market with new products will likely lead to failure.

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How Digital Grocery Platforms Can Benefit from Integrating Automated Supply Chain Data

There are technologies and ways to automate data that can enhance companies’ ability to react and even predict when anomalies may happen.

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Conquering Supply Chain Uncertainty with the Right TMS

A dynamic, connected TMS can help businesses create more resilient, flexible supply chains prepared to take on the future.

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The State of Intelligent Transportation in 2021

It is imperative to leverage the advancements in various technologies, including artificial intelligence to address roadside safety.

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A Step Forward in the New Era of Smarter Food Safety

With the FDA beginning to make defined steps forward in its New Era of Smarter Food Safety Initiative, adaptation of supply chains around the country is inevitable. Being aware of the changes to come will be the key to success.

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Risk/Compliance

4 Key Focus Areas for Food and Beverage Manufacturers

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Having the right technological capabilities in place will aid organizations in minimizing risk, ensuring the right processes and procedures are in place and maximizing efficiency.

Having the right technological capabilities in place will aid organizations in minimizing risk, ensuring the right processes and procedures are in place and maximizing efficiency.

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