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Cargo Theft: Page 20
Risk/Compliance
Implementing Visibility to Reduce Risk Along the Cold Chain: Humans Are a Company's Weakest Link
Jim Bowers, security architect at TBI, explains humans are an organization’s weakest link in terms of security, so having a layered approach is key to mitigating risk and improving supply chain visibility.
Risk/Compliance
Implementing Visibility to Reduce Risk Along the Cold Chain: Prep for New FDA Requirements Now
ReposiTrak
Randy Fields, chairman and CEO, ReposiTrak, details why preparing for the new FDA requirements needs to be at the forefront of every food company’s thinking in 2022.
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.
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.
Cold Chain
Future Proofing the Cold Chain with Connectivity Strategies
TT Electronics
Building block solutions will play a critical role – not only enabling next generation connectivity, but also ensuring OEM focus remains on developing smart and competitive asset tracking applications.
Risk/Compliance
Verdict in Texas Cattle Suit Warns of Deceit in Negotiations
McKool Smith
A unanimous jury verdict in a Texas case regarding cattle pedigree verifications exhibits why it is important to have clear negotiations and both parties must follow through.
3PL/4PL
Cannabis Transportation Has Surprising Requirements for 3PLs
As cannabis demand skyrockets, 3PLs looking to transport these goods need to arm themselves with more than just knowledge on regulations.
Food Safety
Does Mainstream Media Impact Consumer Opinion on Food Safety?
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, consumers are beginning to care more about where their food comes from and the safety measures distributors take to get it in store.
Food Safety
BSI Report: Regulatory Changes, Food Fraud and COVID-19 are Primary Causes of Supply Chain Disruptions
BSI Consulting
Given the significant level of global food shortages, BSI found that the risk of food fraud is on the rise.
Fleet Management
Time to Create Smarter Supply Chains to Stop Cargo Theft in its Tracks
CalAmp
To survive, companies must provide insight and analytical analysis of their processes and deliver real-time information about in-transit shipments regardless of size or distance.
Software Solutions
How Technology Brings Trust to Product Data in the Food and Beverage Market
Schneider Electric
Digital transformation represents an opportunity to reduce costs, increase productivity and grow revenue, all while improving sustainability.
Automation
4 Ways Paper Limits the Supply Chain
Vector Transport
By adopting aspects of a supply chain automation platform, companies can demonstrate the ability to simplify and standardize, thus removing the need for, and limitations of, paper.
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