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The Consumer Brands Association officially launches
The organization will continue to advocate for product affordability, access and innovation, eliminating consumer confusion and solving large, vexing problems in the marketplace.
International Dairy Foods Association launches Women in Dairy Network
Borden Dairy Files for Bankruptcy
Salmonella Outbreak Sickens 96
Fleetwood Transportation Joins List of Companies That Have Shut Down in 2019
Securing the Food Supply Chain: Achieving Traceability and Chain-of-Custody to Minimize Risk
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Features
New Year, new editor, same quality content
Food Logistics is happy to announce Marina Mayer as its new editor-in-chief.
Transportation
Why now’s the time for shippers to evaluate expert help
Overall U.S. freight outlook tonnage will rise nearly 25% and revenues from that freight will surge above 70% over the next decade
Awards
Food Logistics is Now Accepting Nominations for the 2020 Champions: Rockstars of the Supply Chain Award
The award recognizes influential individuals in our industry whose achievements, hard work and vision have shaped and attained milestones in the global supply chain.
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Food Safety Testing Market to Reach Over $6 Billion by 2024
Technavio has announced its latest market research report titled global food safety testing market 2020-2024.
Solid ROI With Temperature Monitoring
Early adopters of temperature monitoring systems in refrigerated trailers often chose the solutions to meet requirements of shippers and receivers.
China Will Waive Tariffs on Some Soybeans and Pork Imports
China will waive import tariffs on certain soybeans and pork shipments from the United States.
Over 100 Sickened by Romaine, Wisconsin Hit the Hardest
The United States Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is issuing a public health alert due to illnesses caused by E. coli O157:H7 associated with romaine lettuce from the Salinas, California growing region.
Tips for Keeping Food/Beverage Warehouses and Distribution Centers Safe, Compliant and Productive
As regulations change and warehouse requirements become more complex, partnering with an expert can help to ensure durable, cost-effective and compliant storage racks.
Poor Potato Harvest May Lead to French Fry Shortage
After a cold, weather harvest season, potato processors are rushing to buy supplies and ship them across North America in order to avoid a french fry shortage.
Trump Vows Tariffs on French Wine and Cheese
The Trump administration is threatening 100% tariffs on French wine and cheese after the country released a report finding that a new French tax on digital services will affect large American tech companies.
Nestle to Label Products Based on Nutrition in UK
Nestle will begin rating its food products according to their nutritional value in the UK.
Guide to a Risk-Free Thanksgiving
The USDA gives out a guide on how to have a safe Thanksgiving.
US Cyclospora Infections Increasing
There were multiple outbreaks of cyclosporiasis this year, linking to different fresh produce items.
USITC Says Tomatoes from Mexico Threaten US
The U.S. Department of Commerce has determined that the produce is being sold in the country at a less than fair value.
150 Pounds of Illegal Bologna Seized at Border
The meat was reportedly seized because it is a "prohibited product made from pork and has the potential for introducing foreign animal diseases to the U.S. pork industry."
Bumble Bee Foods Files for Bankruptcy, Aims to Sell Company
Bumble Bee Foods has filed for bankruptcy and will sell its assets to Taiwan-based FCF Co. for $925 million.
Canada Rail Strike Impacts Food Supply Chain
A strike at Canadian National Railway Co. is entering its fourth day, leaving shippers to shift freight onto trucks while other goods are stranded.
Company's Success Relies on its Suppliers
Recalls can be detrimental for brands – both financially and for its reputation.
97,000 Pounds of Salad Recalled Due to E. Coli Contamination
New Jersey-based company, Miss Bay LLC, has recalled over 97,000 pounds of salad products containing meat or poultry.
Vegan Sues Burger King Alleging Impossible Whopper Contamination with Real Meat
A vegan customer has sued Burger King, alleging the company is contaminating its meatless Impossible Whoppers by cooking them on the same grills as its traditional meat burgers.
California Power Outages May Spoil Thanksgiving Donations
California's largest utility Pacific Gas & Electric announced that it would be implementing rolling blackouts over the next decade, potentially spoiling Thanksgiving food donations.
Dean Foods Bondholders Refuse Merger with Dairy Farmers of America
Dean Foods has filed for bankruptcy protection after several years of struggling to meet sales.
American Farmers Allowed to Send Poultry to China Again
China first banned U.S. poultry in January 2015 because of an avian influenza outbreak in December 2014.
Central Valley Meat Co. Recalls 34,000 Pounds of Ground Beef
Central Valley Meat Co. is recalling 34,000 pounds of ground beef that may be contaminated with Salmonella Dublin.
USDA Extends Flexibility of Crop Insurance
The USDA Risk Management Agency will continue to defer accrual of interest for 2019 crop year insurance premiums to help the wide swath of farmers and ranchers affected by extreme weather in 2019.
Port of Los Angeles: Tariffs and Trade War are Threatening US Jobs and Economy
New study and digital map show the potential cost of tariffs to jobs, income and tax revenue for every US state and congressional district.
Consumers Want Transparency in the Food Supply Chain
Having transparent food supply chains is crucial to winning over consumers.
Cold Wisconsin Weather May Cause National Horseradish Shortage
The United States may experience a shortage of horseradish in early 2020 as the world's largest producer was unable to harvest crops because of winter weather.
Judge Delays Entering $93.6 Million Award to Former Port of Portland Terminal
ICTSI Oregon was award $93.6 million by a federal jury after it was found that dock workers union sabotaged shipping traffic, causing productivity to drop through years of labor slowdowns and stoppages.
Holiday Season Reminder: Don't Eat Raw Cookie Dough
Food Logistics wants to remind its readers that eating raw cookie dough isn't safe.
DoorDash Sued Over May Data Breach
DoorDash confirmed that 4.9 million users were affected by a data breach that took place in May.
Montana Senator Calls for Meat Labeling Solution
Senator Jon Tester called to "reinstate Country-of-Origin labeling for pork and beef to allow consumers to make an informed and free choice about where their food comes from."
One Person Has Died From the Salmonella Outbreak Linked Back to Ground Beef
One person from California has died from Salmonella Dublin, and another eight people have been hospitalized.
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