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Worker Safety
How to Create a Driving Safety Culture in Your Workplace
The requirements for creating and maintaining a culture of safety vary significantly from one industry to the next.
Driver Safety
Cargo Theft
Companies Prepare for Cargo Theft Ahead of Holiday Season
With the start of the peak holiday season beginning this week, companies are urged to remember that holiday weekends bring high risks for manufacturers and logistics-related organizations.
Cargo Theft
Regulations
All Romaine Must Go
The CDC has issues a broad recall for all romaine lettuce after it has been linked back to an E. Coli strain that has sickened 32 people and hospitalized five.
Romaine
Regulations
How a Connected Supply Chain Can Minimize the Effects of a Recall
QAD Inc.
Food recalls are on the rise this year and the supply chains are always the first to blame.
Stephen Dombroski
Regulations
JBS Beef Recall Continues as 100 More People Fall Ill
JBS USA
As of Nov. 15, 246 have fallen ill after eating salmonella contaminated beef from JBS Tollseon.
Raw Beef
Supply Chain Visibility
Winemakers 'Future Proof' Their Supply Chains
Luxury winemakers are buying out grapevines to ensure that they can meet demand.
Wine
Grocery Retail
An Overlooked Weapon in the Fight Against Malnutrition: Small Store Logistics
New research has identified a surprising way to combat malnutrition in emerging economies: increase the efficiency of the supply chains that support small retailers.
Gas Station Foods
Risk/Compliance
Blue Apron to Reduce Workforce to Gain Profits
The downsizing comes as the company aims to become profitable in 2019.
Blue Apron
Risk/Compliance
Tariffs Cut Into Tyson Foods' Profits
Tyson Foods reported a decline in sales in the latest quarter as prices continue to fall.
Tyson
Regulations
First Death Reported in Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Turkey
Since an investigation linking salmonella to turkey on July 19 was announced, an additional 74 more people have fallen ill across 26, bringing the number of reported cases up to 164.
Raw Turkey
Risk/Compliance
Avocado Workers Strike Over Export Scheme
A worker-led strike in opposition to some questionable exporting practices has producers losing out on revenue while laborers aim for a restoration of fair prices.
Avocado
Regulations
Suspect Found in Australia's Strawberry Contamination Case
A worker at one of the farms where the strawberries were corrupted has been arrested on seven accounts of contamination.
Strawberry Needle
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