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4 Tips for Preserving Food Safety Across the Supply Chain

UL Solutions (formerly known as Underwriters Laboratories)

To prevent food safety breakdowns, it’s first important to understand the potential risks along the supply chain as food moves from farm to fork.

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Mentorship Programs

Why the Supply Chain Industry is Filled with Superheroes

By definition, a superhero possesses special powers to fight evil and protect the universe. It's the rock stars behind the scenes of a supply chain that continue to prove strength and resilience.

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Waste Reduction

Reimagining Supply Chains to Reduce Food Waste and Food Loss

Heifer International

Through bicycles, “agriambulances” and tuk tuks, smallholder farmers and entrepreneurs found creative ways to access markets despite movement restrictions.

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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.

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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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Risk/Compliance

Implementing Visibility to Reduce Risk Along the Cold Chain: Prep for New FDA Requirements Now

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.

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Supply Chain Visibility

Register Today for SCN Summit: Future of Supply Chains

Supply chain industry experts from Blue Yonder, Thomson Reuters, Softeon, Enable, Crisp, Coupa, Armada and more detail what the future of supply chain looks like in a world laden with shortages, backlogs and supply chain disruptions.

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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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How to Keep Food Supply Chains Running Through Natural Disasters

As hurricane season winds down and winter storms loom, it’s time to shore up logistics around food and beverage delivery and ensure that deliveries arrive on time. Here are four ways to be prepared when the weather turns bad.

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Food Logistics Names Hannah Gooch New Associate Editor

Hannah Gooch will be responsible for managing Food Logistics’ and Supply & Demand Chain Executive's websites, social media accounts and awards programs as well as providing additional marketing support.

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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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