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Regulations
Romaine Lettuce Tests Continue Despite Government Shutdown
United Fresh Produce Association
The Romaine Task Force are pushing ahead for a preliminary report despite the the partial government shutdown.
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Transportation
Mexican Fuel Shortages Threaten Avocado Shipments
A party without guac? Fuel shortages in Mexico may prevent avocado shipments to get to the U.S. in time for pop culture's biggest events.
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Regulations
Food Safety Programs Dangerously Disrupted During Government Shutdown
Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
The shutdown has already put important activities on hold, such as a special FDA testing program for romaine lettuce, which had widespread recalls three times in 2018.
Food
Food Safety
FDA Resumes Food Safety Inspections
Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
FDA officials resumed high-risk inspections on Tuesday.
Lettuce
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Truckers Get a Victory at LA Port
Port of Los Angeles
U.S. Supreme Court ruling cleared the way for drivers to sue trucking companies, potentially making a major impact on the labor battle that has been surrounding the port of Los Angeles for years.
Port Of La
Transportation
Chocolate Floods Arizona Road
A tanker filled with 40,000 pounds of chocolate rolled over on an interstate state in Arizona, leaving a sweet mess for those to clean up.
Choclate Spill
Risk/Compliance
UK Farmers Urge Lawmakers to Make a Brexit Deal
Britain's farming unions are urging lawmakers to avoid it. Unions are saying that a no deal Brexit could save a serious impact on the nation's food and farming sector.
Brexit
Risk/Compliance
Farmer Bailout Money Will Go to Brazilian Meatpacking Giant
Critics are questioning whether bailout money should fund foreign-owned companies.
Farmers
Risk/Compliance
FDA Aims to Restart Safety Inspections During Shutdown
The agency is working to restore some food-safety inspections for products that are deemed "high-risk," such as seafood, fresh produce and infant formula.
Produce
Regulations
FDA Halts Inspections as Government Shutdown Continues
Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
The FDA, which oversees 80 percent of food supply, is hoping to bring inspectors back as early as next week to inspect high-risk facilities, but options are limited during the shutdown.
Fda
Risk/Compliance
$500,000 Worth of Tequila Stolen From Truck
A trailer filled with 1,000 cases of Patron was stolen in Florida.
Patron
Software Solutions
Apply for the 2019 Food Logistics 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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