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Software Solutions

Apeel Sciences Aims to Lengthen Shelf Life

Costco is quietly testing Apeel technologies on avocados to see if it can make the fruit last longer on shelves before expiring.

Apeel Sciences

The Energy Efficient Warehouse

Transworld Data

There are a numerous solutions to greater energy efficiency in the warehouse, all while ensuring optimal food freshness on its journey through the supply chain.

Titan 2

E. Coli Outbreak Kills Five, 197 Illnesses Reported

FDA believes the romaine lettuce linked outbreak originated early in the supply chain.

Lettuce

Emerging Technologies

Could Blockchain Have Prevented the Romaine Lettuce E. Coli Outbreak?

The E. coli contaminated romaine lettuce shook the nation in April as it left one person dead and sickened a reported 172 people across 32 states.

Lettuce

17-Year Ban Lifted, Japanese Beef Imports Allowed in Australia Once Again

Beef exports are expected to surge for Japan.

Beef

Risk/Compliance

UK Grocery Chain Removes ‘Best Before’ Stickers to Reduce Food Waste

Tesco will remove “best before” dates from 70 prepackaged produce products to keep people from throwing away food before it actually goes bad.

Tesco Mielec

Romaine Lettuce Safe to Eat Again

The CDC have said that any romaine lettuce grown in the Yuma, Arizona region is "probably no longer available."

Lettuce

E. Coli Outbreak Continues to Spread

The E. coli outbreak is now the largest in 12 years, spreading across 29 states and sickening 149 people.

Romaine

E. Coli Outbreak Continues to Stump Investigators

As the E. coli outbreak continues to grow, the main source of the contamination has yet to be found.

Lettuce

E. Coli Outbreak Turns Deadly

The weeks long outbreak has killed one and sickened 121 others across 25 states.

Lettuce

E. Coli Outbreak Linked to Harrison Farms, Illnesses Rise

In the largest E. coli outbreak since 2006, investigators have linked eight cases to a farm in Yuma, Arizona.

Harrisons

Doctors Recommend: Don't Eat Lettuce

An additional 31 people have reported sickness from E. coli contaminated romaine lettuce, spreading across 19 states.

Lettuce

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