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Tit-for-Tat Tariffs Could Shut Out Cheesemakers
As the country faces retaliatory tariffs from other countries, dairy farmers and cheesemakers are anxiously waiting to see what will happen to the products they typically sell overseas.
Cheese Wheel
Risk/Compliance
UK Faces Beer Supply Chain Crisis
Stocks of carbon dioxide used by the food and drink industry in the UK are running low, creating a shortage of meat, salad and ready meals - also a devastating beer drought during World Cup celebrations.
Beer
Risk/Compliance
Iowa Farmers Will Take a Blow on Chinese Tariffs
China's tariffs on soybeans could cost Iowa farmers upwards of $624 million.
Soybeans
Regulations
Sea To Table Faces Mislabeling Controversy
Sustainable seafood darlings, Sea To Table, faces backlash as it has been reported the company mislabels its products and has connections to labor abuse within its supply chains.
Sea To Table
Risk/Compliance
One Year Later: The Aftermath of Amazon's Acquisition of Whole Foods Lingers
Amazon
One year after Amazon announced its acquisition of Whole Foods, grocers have been racing to amp up their online presence in order to compete with the company.
Whole Foods
Risk/Compliance
EU Removes Cranberries from Tariffs
The European Union is removing most cranberries from its retaliatory tariffs against the US
Cranberries
Risk/Compliance
'Drafting Error' Delays Restaurant Investments
National Retail Federation (NRF)
Retailers and restaurants have asked Congress to fix a "drafting error" in December's tax-cut bill, stating that it has deterred companies from investing in their stores.
Investment
Risk/Compliance
Smucker Shares Plummet with Pending Tariffs
Smucker's shares fall due to "industry-wide headwinds" including rising freight costs and retaliatory tariffs on its most popular products.
Jam
Risk/Compliance
Wisconsin Seeks Solutions to Fix Dairy Industry
The dairy state is in trouble, and a new task force plans on spending the next year figuring out how to save it.
Cows
Risk/Compliance
Safeway.com Teamsters Vote to Authorize a Strike
Safeway Inc.
Safeway.com Teamsters at Local 174 and Local 313 vote to authorize a strike against the grocery home delivery company.
Strike
Regulations
E. Coli Outbreak Kills Five, 197 Illnesses Reported
FDA believes the romaine lettuce linked outbreak originated early in the supply chain.
Lettuce
Regulations
17-Year Ban Lifted, Japanese Beef Imports Allowed in Australia Once Again
Beef exports are expected to surge for Japan.
Beef
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