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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Grain Laundering Arises As Possible New Supply Chain Threat

New research from Windward reveals an increase of 160% in dark activity from bulk carriers in the Black Sea and the possibility of Russian grain laundering.

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The Russia-Ukraine War’s Impact on Global Food Supply Chain

There are many elements outside of the price of commodities itself that can be leveraged to create benefits and counteract the impact of the latest crises.

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Fleet Management

L.I.N.K. | Why Fleet Safety Needs To Be the Core of Logistics

Leonard’s Express

Hear from Leonard's Express on how the logistics business is able to drive safety and employee satisfaction by making safety a core of its strategy.

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Congress Can't Afford to Forget Pandemic Supply Chain Lessons

Consumer Brands Association

There is a critical choice Congress must make. Will it stand by as product shortages, delays and price increases continue to wreak havoc, or it will it take an unprecedented opportunity to make a difference for the supply chain today and tomorrow?

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Pest Management

Monitoring Unwanted Pests Using Pest Devices

Western Pest Services

Pest monitoring devices can be an efficient way to stay one step ahead of an infestation.

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How Strong Traceability Programs Reduce Risks of Food Recalls

Without a strong traceability program that includes access to real-time data, companies are putting themselves – and the public – at risk.

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Risk/Compliance

Sound Inventory Planning Helps Waylay Pesky Supply Chain Interruptions

Today, integrating inventory planning with financial planning is more critical than ever given the ability accounting has to properly steer planning, ordering, and ultimately profitability.

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Risk/Compliance

How Standardized Track and Trace Mitigates Risk in Food Transportation

Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA)

Mitigating the impact of disrupting events requires standardization and digitalization of data and processes to provide universal and continuous access to accurate, real-time data.

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Software Solutions

Reusable Transport Item Solution for Farm-to-Store Supply Chains

The IoT Pixels built into the RTI solution’s plastic crate are self-powered, postage stamp-sized computers that communicate wirelessly and can sense a range of physical and environment conditions, such as temperature, location change and more.

Wiliot Transport Item

SaaS App Provides First-Mile Traceability

The app is equipped with the latest recognition technology to automatically populate data fields from available documents, such as purchase orders or invoices.

Mojix Source App

Risk/Compliance

Disruption as the New Normal?

With disruption quickly becoming the New Normal, how can food businesses strengthen these weaknesses, creating more resilient supply chains that are able to scale and flex in-line with ever-shifting demands and challenges?

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Food Shortages in Wake of Russia-Ukraine War

The food logistics industry is facing shortages stemming from many challenges. But with a pivot to better software, many of these problems can be mitigated moving forward.

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