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Risk/Compliance
American Logistics Aid Network Activates For Multiple Named Storms
American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN)
Hurricane Florence is quickly approaching the U.S. East Coast, but several other named storms are also threatening other parts of the country.
Hurricane
Risk/Compliance
Farmers Brace Themselves as Hurricane Season Approaches
As Hurricane Florence approaches North Carolina, the state is shuttering plants for safety reasons.
Nc
Risk/Compliance
Brexit Negotiations Cause Food Producers to Stockpile Ingredients
Cadbury is stockpiling ingredients for its chocolates in case a Brexit deal isn't reached.
Cadbury
Risk/Compliance
Freight Market May be Washed Out by Hurricane Florence
While the trucking market has remained stable the last two months, Hurricane Florence is expected to disrupt freight markets.
Hurricane Florence
Risk/Compliance
Whole Foods Workers Move to Unionize
An email was sent to nearly all of Whole Foods' workforce urging employees to unionize chain wide.
Whole Foods
Regulations
Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Hy-Vee Pasta Salad Deemed Safe to Eat
101 people were sickened after eating salmonella contaminated pasta salad from Hy-Vee grocery stores.
Spring Pasta Salad Large
Regulations
Slavery Reporting Requirements Could Hurt Consumers
Nestle USA
Nestle has warned that a new proposed legislation in Australia that requires businesses to report on their efforts to combat modern slavery could hurt consumers.
Nestle
Regulations
Meat Tested in Europe Reveal Unspecified Animals DNA
Food Standards Agency (FSA)
Over one-fifth of meat tested by the FSA were found to be from unspecified animals.
Ham
Regulations
Honey Smacks Continues to Sicken People
Kellogg Company
The CDC released another statement urging customers to not eat Honey Smacks cereal.
Honey Smacks
Risk/Compliance
Heat Waves Impact Crops Infestations
A warmer planet is causing insects to eat their way through wheat, rice and maize crops.
Wheat
Risk/Compliance
Cranberry Farmers Aim to Boost Prices by Withholding Crop
Dealing with an oversupply of cranberries for nearly 20 years, the berry farmers are requesting permission to destroy 25 percent of its crop.
Cranberry
Regulations
Swine Fever Hits China's Pork Supply
Thousands of pigs in China have contracted African swine fever since the beginning of August.
Pigs
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