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Ocean Ports & Carriers
Truckers Get a Victory at LA Port
Port of Los Angeles
U.S. Supreme Court ruling cleared the way for drivers to sue trucking companies, potentially making a major impact on the labor battle that has been surrounding the port of Los Angeles for years.
Port Of La
Risk/Compliance
Chocolate Floods Arizona Road
A tanker filled with 40,000 pounds of chocolate rolled over on an interstate state in Arizona, leaving a sweet mess for those to clean up.
Choclate Spill
Risk/Compliance
UK Farmers Urge Lawmakers to Make a Brexit Deal
Britain's farming unions are urging lawmakers to avoid it. Unions are saying that a no deal Brexit could save a serious impact on the nation's food and farming sector.
Brexit
Risk/Compliance
Farmer Bailout Money Will Go to Brazilian Meatpacking Giant
Critics are questioning whether bailout money should fund foreign-owned companies.
Farmers
Risk/Compliance
FDA Aims to Restart Safety Inspections During Shutdown
Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
The agency is working to restore some food-safety inspections for products that are deemed "high-risk," such as seafood, fresh produce and infant formula.
Produce
Regulations
Tainted Romaine Outbreak Officially Over
Federal officials have announced that an E. coli outbreak traced to romaine lettuce is officially over.
Romaine
Regulations
FDA Halts Inspections as Government Shutdown Continues
Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
The FDA, which oversees 80 percent of food supply, is hoping to bring inspectors back as early as next week to inspect high-risk facilities, but options are limited during the shutdown.
Fda
Risk/Compliance
$500,000 Worth of Tequila Stolen From Truck
A trailer filled with 1,000 cases of Patron was stolen in Florida.
Patron
Software Solutions
Apply for the 2019 Food Logistics Champions: Rockstars of the Supply Chain Award
The award recognizes influential individuals in our industry whose achievements, hard work and vision have shaped and attained milestones in the global supply chain.
Champions2019
Risk/Compliance
Apple Industry Hit Hard by Tariffs
China was previously a bright spot for U.S. apple exporters as they only had access to that market for the last three years.
Apple
Risk/Compliance
No Deal Brexit Will Disrupt UK Farmers
If a deal isn't reached, tariffs of as much as 40 percent could be added to British exports and products destined for the EU
Brexit
Risk/Compliance
Oklahoma Farmers Struggle With Government Shutdown
If the shutdown continues any longer, some farmers and ranchers won't be able to deposit government checks because they need to be endorsed by a Farm Service Agency official.
Farming
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