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Risk/Compliance
Tit-for-Tat Tariffs Could Shut Out Cheesemakers
As the country faces retaliatory tariffs from other countries, dairy farmers and cheesemakers are anxiously waiting to see what will happen to the products they typically sell overseas.
Cheese Wheel
Risk/Compliance
UK Faces Beer Supply Chain Crisis
Stocks of carbon dioxide used by the food and drink industry in the UK are running low, creating a shortage of meat, salad and ready meals - also a devastating beer drought during World Cup celebrations.
Beer
Risk/Compliance
Compliance Tips for Newly Started Freight Brokers
Lance Surety Bond Associates, Inc.
Launching your own freight brokerage might be the most successful decision in your professional path. Yet, the many steps you need to undertake may be challenging.
Freight
Software Solutions
Apeel Sciences Aims to Lengthen Shelf Life
Apeel Sciences
Costco is quietly testing Apeel technologies on avocados to see if it can make the fruit last longer on shelves before expiring.
Apeel Sciences
Regulations
42 Trade Associations Back the DRIVE-Safe Act
International Foodservice Distributors Association (IFDA)
Under the DRIVE-Safe Act, once a driver has met the requirements to obtain a CDL, they may begin a two-step program of additional training which includes rigorous performance benchmarks that each candidate must achieve.
Drivesafe
Risk/Compliance
Iowa Farmers Will Take a Blow on Chinese Tariffs
China's tariffs on soybeans could cost Iowa farmers upwards of $624 million.
Soybeans
Regulations
Kellogg Co. Recalls 11 Million Boxes of Cereal
Kellogg Company
Salmonella contaminated Honey Smacks cereal has sent 24 people to the hospital.
Honeysmacks
Automation
The Energy Efficient Warehouse
Transworld Data
There are a numerous solutions to greater energy efficiency in the warehouse, all while ensuring optimal food freshness on its journey through the supply chain.
Titan 2
Regulations
Sea To Table Faces Mislabeling Controversy
Sustainable seafood darlings, Sea To Table, faces backlash as it has been reported the company mislabels its products and has connections to labor abuse within its supply chains.
Sea To Table
Risk/Compliance
One Year Later: The Aftermath of Amazon's Acquisition of Whole Foods Lingers
Amazon
One year after Amazon announced its acquisition of Whole Foods, grocers have been racing to amp up their online presence in order to compete with the company.
Whole Foods
Risk/Compliance
EU Removes Cranberries from Tariffs
The European Union is removing most cranberries from its retaliatory tariffs against the US
Cranberries
Cold Chain
5 Risks in Cold Chain Management and How to Ensure it Won’t Happen to You
Decklar (formerly known as Roambee)
Despite their best efforts to mitigate risks, cold chains still fail and expose products to risk and companies to substantial losses.
Sanjay Sharma
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