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Increasingly Severe Weather Means Supply Chain Disruptions are Here to Stay

To ensure you’re prepared, take a proactive approach to planning for potential supply chain disruptions.

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IFDA Urges Biden Administration to Work With Food Supply Chains to Relieve Pressure

International Foodservice Distributors Association (IFDA)

Reps from agriculture, foodservice, trucking, warehousing, manufacturing, retail, construction, energy and other key supply chain stakeholders call on the Biden Administration to work with the food industry to address the immense supply chain challenges.

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5 Efficiencies Gained From Well-Labeled Warehouse

Peak Technologies, Inc.

From signs at every aisle and labels on each pallet and rack, there are endless ways in a warehouse to make a mistake or create a bottleneck. That’s why it’s important for operators to capture efficiencies whenever they can.

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Pest Management

How to Find Savings in “Protected” Spend Categories in Pest Control Programs

Fine Tune Expense Management

Pest control expenses need to be reviewed regularly to ensure you are getting what you signed up for.

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Workforce Wearables Require Comfort and Mobility

To enjoy the assistance of workforce wearables, workers must be willing to wear them.

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Automating Drivers’ Jobs Won’t Replace Truck Drivers

Automating drivers’ tasks will provide in-roads to the industry for newcomers, make the job more attractive to enter for the next generation of truck drivers and ultimately make the job safer and more productive at the same time.

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Risk/Compliance

Implementing Visibility to Reduce Risk Along the Cold Chain: Knowledge is Power

American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN)

Kathy Fulton, executive director of American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN), details why companies should be on the lookout for not just the common disasters like hurricanes, tornadoes and cyberattacks, but also the unusual ones they might never see coming.

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Risk/Compliance

Implementing Visibility to Reduce Risk Along the Cold Chain

Disruptions continue to challenge the nation’s supply chains, but it’s how companies prepare and react that provide that added layer of risk protection needed to overturn supply chain disruptions.

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How Video Telematics Helps Food and Beverage Industry Prioritize Safety and Reduce Insurance Premiums

By investing in safety and incorporating emerging technologies into the daily business acumen, food and beverage fleet operations can cement the appeal of their predominantly high-exposure workforce to insurance carriers.

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Training/Onboarding

Combatting the Supply Chain Shortage: Where Do We Go From Here?

Focusing on what can be controlled through a combination of decreasing the skills gap and focusing on efficiencies within their own plants, manufacturers will be in a better position to combat the supply chain shortage both at a talent and industry level.

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Small Steps Yield Big Rewards for Achieving Warehouse Safety

Zebra Technologies Corp.

Digitalizing workflows, mobilizing workers and automating where possible are the three smartest moves small warehouse operators are making in preparation for the holiday rush.

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7 Ways to Protect Fleet Carriers from Rising Risk

Hub International

The following best practices serve as lessons learned from nuclear verdicts involving truck drivers.

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