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General Mills Inc. Seeks To Cut Greenhouse Gas 28% By 2025

However, nearly two-thirds of the company’s total greenhouse gas emissions occur upstream of its direct operations.

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Carbon Footprint

KitKat To Be First Chocolate Brand Using All Sustainably Sourced Cocoa

Nestle began switching KitKat to Fairtrade cocoa in the U.K. in 2010 and has been expanding its use of certified beans to Canada, Australia, South Africa and throughout Europe.

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Salmonella In Chocolate Concern Spreads Across EU

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Vegetable Gardens and Transportation Management: An Easy Analogy, a Complex Problem

The organization needs to be aligned, trained and properly motivated to steward a transportation management system

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Nestle: Our Cat Food Has No Place For Forced Labor

Nestle didn’t deny the allegations in an email Sunday to The Associated Press but said its guidelines require suppliers to respect human rights.

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Why Companies Need Transparent Supply Chains

Some companies have objected to the potential new requirements, arguing that it is not possible to capture the complexity and volatility of their supply chains on labels.

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Food Risk Analysis: FSMA Will Add Cost But Yield Little Benefit

A new study for the Mercatus Center at George Mason University claims the four most burdensome regulations fails to demonstrate that the benefits of the rules will outweigh their costs.

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Food Delivery Startups Get A Tech Upgrade

Investors believe the category will spawn a number of billion dollar companies in Europe, described as “unicorns.”

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Suit Claims Nestle Cat Food Uses Fish Made With Slave Labor

Four consumers have charged Nestle SA with using fish from a Thai supplier that uses slave labor in its Fancy Feast catfood.

This isn't the first time the fishing industry in Southeast Asia has been accused of worker abuse, with these 11 Burmese migrants were rescued in this file photo from June of 2012.

Labor Board Ruling To Help Fast Food Workers Organize

The National Labor Relations Board, in a long-awaited ruling, made it easier on Thursday for unions to negotiate on behalf of workers at fast-food chains and other companies relying on contractors and franchisees.

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Risk/Compliance

Venezuelan Food Shortage Brings Looting

Numerous violent clashes have flared in pockets around the country in recent weeks as Venezuelans wait for hours in long supermarket lines for basics like milk and rice.

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Software & Technology

Report: Amazon To Launch Pickup Service; Prime Now To Deliver Food In Seattle

Amazon is getting ready to launch Prime Now one-hour delivery in the Seattle area, as well as a completely new service called “Amazon Flex” that will deliver hot food from restaurants and a large selection of food and household items.

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