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Regulations
Trump’s Crackdown on Immigration Is Bad News for Farmers
The nation’s farms lean heavily on the very group of people targeted by President Trump.
Regulations
Organic Industry Creates Anti-fraud Task Force in Wake of Fraudulent Grain Imports
The organic industry is creating an anti-fraud task force after millions of pounds of “USDA Organic” soybeans and corn imported through Turkey appear to have been fraudulent.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
L.A. and Long Beach Port Truck Drivers, Warehouse Workers Plan to Strike Monday
Port of Los Angeles
Drivers and warehouse workers will picket XPO Logistics terminals Monday, and spread their picket lines to Intermodal Bridge Transport and California Cartage Co. on Tuesday.
Carbon Footprint
Food Logistics' 2017 Top Green Providers
Food Logistics’ annual Top Green Providers list offers logistics professionals a guide to the companies that have found new ways to promote sustainability throughout their operations and those of their customers.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Ocean Carriers and Ports Invest in Food Safety
Carriers and ports are taking steps to provide an integrated cold chain to support chilled and frozen cargoes.
Sustainability
Speaking of Green: Sustainable Terms Logistics Pros Should Know
APL Logistics
Common green terms essential to every corporate vocabulary and many supply chain initiatives.
Regulations
U.S. Cattlemen Request Corruption Probe of JBS USA
JBS USA
R-CALF USA has requested a full investigation and strict antitrust enforcement action against JBS USA.
Regulations
Trump Faces Uphill Battle with Congress over Infrastructure Plan
Democrats are panning Trump's proposed $1 trillion overhaul, and even Republicans are balking at some aspects of the emerging plan.
Risk/Compliance
Middle East Disruption Could Impact Qatar’s Food Logistics
Qatar may become reliant on air and sea freight as bordering countries cut diplomatic ties.
Emerging Technologies
Blockchain May be the Future of Food Safety
IBM
The food industry is turning to the same technology used by virtual currencies to strengthen food safety and inventory management by tracking meats and crops from farm to table.
Regulations
‘Pink Slime’ Defamation Case Against ABC Set to Begin
The jury will have to decide if the network and its reporter defamed the product known within the meat industry as lean finely textured beef by repeatedly referring to it as “pink slime” in numerous reports beginning in March 7, 2012.
Regulations
Public Health Innovations: Real-time Recall Alerts Are Long Needed and Now Possible
Public Health Innovations explains how preventable diseases could be better addressed with software and mobile technology.
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