Amy Wunderlin

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Amy Wunderlin is a freelancer who specializes in the subject areas of supply chain, logistics, construction and technology. She previously served as associate editor of Concrete Contractor, as well as assistant editor for Supply & Demand Chain Executive and Food Logistics. 

Amy joined AC Business Media in November 2016, after spending three years in the newspaper industry. She covered a range of topics, including local government, schools and tourism. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater in 2013, with a degree in journalism.

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From the Author
3PL/4PL
Top 10 Trends in Cold Chain
As 3PLs settle into their new normal post-pandemic, several trends stand out for the year ahead.
While all signs point to a more stable market following the last few years of uncertainty, 3PLs are still likely to feel the impacts of a New Normal.
Regulations
FDA Has Suspended 6 Facility Registrations Under FSMA
Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
The 2011 law gives the FDA authority to hold a company’s facility registration if the agency determines food manufactured, processed, packed, received or held there has a reasonable probability of causing serious health consequences.
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Transportation
Tracking Trump’s Campaign Promises for the Trucking Industry
President Trump promised that America’s truckers would prosper under his administration. Where does the industry stand today?
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Transportation
Middle America: A Logistics Gold Mine
As speed to market becomes increasingly critical for manufacturers across all industries, interest in Kansas City’s SmartPort has grown.
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Food Safety
Forward Thinking Companies Open Eyes on Food Safety
New regulations alone can't stop recalls from happening, but advances in science, risk-detection technologies and digitized processes can make a big impact.
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Warehousing
Opportunities Arise in Yard Management
Executives are paying more attention to yard management solutions to optimize operations across the supply chain.
The power of the smart phone should not be underestimated. Using the phone's GPS, yard managers can locate a truck and send mobile notifications to the driver with instructions.
Emerging Technologies
IoT is Creating a More Proactive Food Supply Chain
The data extracted and analyzed from IoT provides those in the food and beverage industry with real-time variables to operate the most efficiently and cost effectively.
IIot has the potential to boost ROI for food manufacturers, while also giving them a better understanding of consumers.
Warehousing
The Rise of High-Tech Cold Storage
Increased demand for healthy and convenient options, coupled with an ever-expanding global food supply chain, has initiated a need for highly-complex cold storage facilities.
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Warehousing
Automation Alleviates Labor Pain
The pressure is on warehouse operators to adopt automation not only for greater efficiencies but to simply survive in the market.
As package types evolve, robotics provides the flexibility to adjust to future package varieties.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
The Rise of Smart Containers
The use of connected shipping containers is growing as the industry continues to fill the visibility gap in the global supply chain.
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Warehousing
Labor’s Impact on Lift Truck Innovation
How the warehousing sector's labor challenges are driving trends and innovation in the lift truck.
Crown Equipment's QuickPick remote order picking technology allows an operator to move the lift truck forward via a remote control while they pick and pack the pallet.
Emerging Technologies
Up Next for IoT in the Food Supply Chain: Predictive Analytics
Advances in cloud software and wireless communications have opened the door for comprehensive data collection at the product level and actionable insights.
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