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Carbon Footprint
Crown Equipment Facility Earns Recognition from Ohio EPA
Crown Equipment Corporation
This marks the third time Crown has earned E3 program gold-level recognition for the company’s sustainability efforts within its manufacturing and assembly plants.
Warehousing
California Wildfires Could Impact Wine Country for Years
The wine business can be brutally difficult, but what has been happening since Sunday night in California’s famed wine country is unprecedented.
Cold Chain
Fast-Food Chains Still Using Antibiotics in Meat
If you prefer your fast food without a side of antibiotics, consider heading to Chipotle or Panera. Those two restaurants came out at the top of a new report that looks at the use of antibiotic-free meat in the food industry.
Regulations
USDA Plan to Move International Food Safety Work to Trade Office Raises Alarm
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Critics say the move signals the United States is more interested in promoting exports than in science-based public health standards.
Warehousing
Amazon Sells $1.6 Million in Whole Foods' Brands in First Month
Amazon
Amazon has sold about $1.6 million in Whole Foods' store-brand products in the first month since taking over the organic chain.
Software & Technology
Up Next in Food Safety: A Temperature Sensor You Can Eat
The biodegradable temperature sensor sticks to food all the way from its starting point to the inside of your mouth, cutting out the need to manually test food to keep it at a certain temperature.
Grocery Retail
World’s Largest Food, Retail Companies Agree to Standard Food Expiration Dates
Consumer Goods Forum
Fifty of the world’s biggest food and retail companies are changing their expiration labels exclusively to "Use by" by 2020.
Sustainability
Hurricane Irma Squeezes Life from the Orange Juice Industry
The most recent estimates of the widespread damage to Florida's orange trees put the statewide losses as high as 70 percent.
Regulations
Global Outcry Stalls China’s Food Import Controls
World Trade Organization (WTO)
China has delayed enforcing sweeping new controls on food imports that would require each shipment to have an inspection certificate from a foreign government.
Sustainability
Puerto Rico’s Agriculture Decimated by Hurricane Maria
Hurricane Maria wiped out about 80 percent of the crop value in Puerto Rico—making it one of the costliest storms to hit the island’s agriculture industry.
Regulations
Meth-laced 7Up Reportedly Causes Death in Mexico
Experts are warning travelers in the area to pay extra attention to whether the seals on their food and drinks are intact.
Risk/Compliance
Cargill CEO Says NAFTA Dissolution Could Cost them $11 Billion
MacLennan said that the dissolution of NAFTA—sans replacement—would result in a 10 percent cut to company revenue.
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