Expert Columns: Page 127

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

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Safe, Gentle, Hygienic Conveyance for Frozen Food Processing

Cablevey Conveyors

A growing number of frozen food processors are turning to enclosed systems such as tubular drag conveyers to help prevent contamination and significantly ease, or even automate, cleaning.

Cablevey Conveyors Frozen Foods In Tube

Ocean Ports & Carriers

How Digital Standards Help Keep Food Fresh

Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA)

Achieving full interoperability requires a technological foundation that will smooth the way for seamless data communication from end to end.

Standards-compliant mobile apps analyse container data to provide a raft of innovative capabilities.

How Local and Regional Sourced Products Can Help Improve a Strapped Food Supply Chain

Manufacturers need to be creative in dealing with the more complex supply chain required to acquire ingredients and food products that will eventually be converted into finished food items.

Pexels Stock Variety Of Fruits

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Evaluating Your Distribution Operations

Transervice Logistics

You need to focus on developing transportation capabilities that will provide your company and your customers with the predictable capacity and the flexibility they need to anticipate and adapt to changes in the market.

Pexels Truck On Highway

Re-Imagining the Food Supply Chain in the Age of Instability

Now is the time to think about how new technology can embed in existing networks and optimize outcomes.

Pexels Stock Variety Of Fruits

How Automation is Revolutionizing Work in the Food Supply Chain

In an age when shifts can and do happen in the blink of an eye, automation offers the chance to revisit how work is done and how to keep workers safe.

Vecna Robotics Forklifts

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Emerging Technologies

How Blockchain is Going to Fix the Food Supply Chain

The use of public blockchain solves this problem by bringing together all of the different components and allows for complete details to be tracked from start to finish.

Unisot Blockchain

Key Locational Drivers of Site Selection

Here are some of the key “locational drivers” involved in a property’s demand in the marketplace — a unique combination of location, size and in-place infrastructure.

Stock Warehousing Photo

Top 3 Freight Trends Set to Shape the Rest of 2020

DAT Freight & Analytics

The severity of COVID-19 outbreaks and how consumers respond will tell supply chain managers a lot about what to expect during the balance of the year.

People are shopping; they’re just having more goods brought to their door from distribution centers.

Risk/Compliance

7 Regulatory Bodies and NGOs That Every Food Executive Should Know

When it comes to protecting your employees and customers, start by looking at OSHA regulations and existing industry standards, including those established by non-government organizations.

Stock Food Recall Warning

The Dash to the Doorstep—How to Optimize E-Commerce Order Fulfillment for Peak Demand

Descartes Systems Group

In order to get ahead of order rushes, e-commerce companies need to ensure that their fulfillment processes are capable of meeting consumer expectations while improving sales margins and maintaining a competitive edge against other players in the space.

Using readily available technologies and solutions will help automate and streamline internal warehouse procedures and fulfillment processes.

Risk/Compliance

Pandemic Highlights Weak Links in the Supply Chain

In order to learn from the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, let’s take a closer look at the various elements interrupting normal food chain logistics.

Human nature will likely continue to put profits before people.

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