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Supply Chain Visibility

Supply Chain Resilience: Powering Through Crisis

The onset of the COVID-19 unveiled grave dissonances in the supply chain of major grocery and retail stores that resulted in a loss of revenue.

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Enforcing Food Safety Amid COVID-19

Nick Recht, enterprise product manager at TEKLYNX, shines a light on food safety amid COVID-19, and how barcode labels and other labeling software can assist in improving the food safety side of a supply chain.

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Pest Management Trends and Technology for the Food Warehousing Industry

McCloud Services

A robust pest management plan helps facilities eliminate pest concerns that may threaten a company's reputation and brand.

Some sensors will alert based on the rodent physically contacting a sensor via movement, while others will alert based on infrared or detection of weight changes.

Software & Technology

Escalent Study Outlines Explosive Online Grocery Shopping Growth Amid COVID-19 Consumer Impact

The number of consumers taking their grocery shopping online grew more than 400% in March and April of 2020 compared to 2019.

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Elevate Farms Executes Agreement to Bring Food Security to Northern Territories of Canada

Elevate and North Star have agreed to develop and construct a series of automated large-scale facilities dedicated to the mass production of leafy green plants implementing the use of patented LED lighting.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

How Ports Remain Important Ingredient Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

Today’s ports and ocean carriers institute business continuity plans to keep product moving in and out of the United States amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

MSC introduced a new class of 23,000-plus TEU ships, led by MSC Gülsün, said to be the largest container ship in the world, with the lowest carbon footprint by design.

On-Site Auditing Shifts During COVID-19

The auditing process is extremely different during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, EcoVadis and Form.com explain how technology fits into this.

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Carbon Footprint

How Food Producers Can Re-Make Their Supply Chains for 21st Century

Perch Perspectives

COVID-19 is a wake-up call that the status quo is unsustainable, and that innovation is crucial to making sure food supply chains are not crippled in the future by more serious and perfectly predictable disruptions.

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New Hours of Service Rule Welcomed by American Trucking Associations

American Trucking Associations (ATA)

The American Trucking Associations thanked the Trump Administration for issuing a newly updated hours-of-service rule aimed at providing professional drivers more flexibility, without sacrificing safety.

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Food Logistics Talks Broken Supply Chains

Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM)

Marina, Brielle and Mackenna sit down with special guest Abe Eshkenazi, CEO of The Association for Supply Chain Management to discuss whether or not the supply chain is breaking.

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Risk/Compliance

Using Data Standards Today Create Blockchain Opportunities for Tomorrow

Blockchain can be transformative if careful consideration is given to the problem it will solve and the quality of data that is supplied.

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Lytx Data Shows the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Commercial Driving Risk

Lytx shared new insights about changes in driving risk tied to the COVID-19 pandemic and associated guidelines to help control the spread of the virus.

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