Warehousing
Transportation
Software & Tech
Safety
Sustainability
Manufacturing & Processing
Prof Dev
SCN Summit
WISC Forum
Newsletter
Regulations
Sanitization
Pest Management
Food Safety
Worker Safety
Plant Safety
Risk/Compliance
Cargo Theft
Safety & Security: Page 228
Regulations
Hurricane Harvey and Effects on Trade Logistics
Hurricane Harvey’s recent pounding of the Houston metro area and the Texas Gulf Coast, certainly fits the definition of force majeure—“an event or effect that cannot be reasonably anticipated or controlled—act of God.”
Ocean Ports & Carriers
What China Is Winning By Buying Up the World's Ports
In a bid to bolster its position as a maritime powerhouse, China has been buying up the development and operational rights to a chain of ports that stretch from the southern realms of Asia to the Middle East, Africa, Europe and even South America.
Grocery Retail
Fast Food the Next Step for Frozen Food Giant Amy’s Kitchen
Amy's Kitchen, well-known for its organic, vegetarian frozen meals and canned soups, opened its first drive-thru restaurant a couple of years ago—and the company has been "blown away" by the response, prompting Amy's to plan more locations.
Food Safety
Blockchain Collaboration Helps Improve Food Safety
IBM
There’s a new form of tracking food products throughout the supply chain using blockchain that benefits producers, suppliers and customers.
Risk/Compliance
How to Combat Drowsy Driving
Several factors contribute to the risks associated with drowsy driving, and now, with the help of research and technology, transportation companies are better equipped to educate and train drivers on how to combat it.
3PL/4PL
Caribbean, U.S. Southeast Shippers Prepare for Irma Disruption
Irma will test the resiliency of supply chains dependent on the U.S. Southeast, as well as the Gulf Coast.
Regulations
Seafood Traceability Rule Outlasts Court Challenge
The Seafood Traceability Rule ensures that certain types of imported species such as tuna, swordfish, grouper, red snapper and blue crab are labeled appropriately by importers, along with information of where the product was caught or farmed.
Transportation
ELD Mandate to be 'Phased in' through April 2018
The CVSA will postpone putting drivers out-of-service (OOSC) for not complying with the electronic logging device (ELD) mandate until April 1, 2018, though the mandate takes effect on Dec. 18.
Trucking
Lightweight Fleet Finds Success with IVG Technology
With enforcement of the ELD Mandate looming, Fraley & Schilling needed an easier way to gain access to applications, such as HOS, on one unified platform.
Sustainability
Hurricane Harvey Disrupting Freight Transportation in Gulf Region
LevaData
Hurricane Harvey’s broad swath across Texas will strongly affect over 7 percent of U.S. trucking, with some portion of that fraction out of operation for two weeks.
Food Safety
FreshCode: Revolutionary Temperature Monitoring
Varcode
Risk/Compliance
Effects of Hurricane Harvey felt by Texas Farmers
While most of the state’s wheat-growing areas will not be impacted by the rain, cotton, soybean and corn producers further south will probably suffer damage.
Previous Page
Page 228 of 620
Next Page
Follow Us
Facebook icon
Twitter X icon
LinkedIn icon
Flipboard icon
YouTube icon