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Safety & Security: Page 234
Worker Safety
2 Dead, 1 Missing in Wisconsin Milling Plant Explosion
An explosion and a subsequent fire at a Wisconsin corn processing plant late Wednesday has left at least two people dead and 13 others injured.
Packaging
F&B Companies Consider Packaging Food with Food to Reduce Waste
A growing number of entrepreneurs and researchers are working to turn food into replacements for plastics, coatings and other packaging materials.
Regulations
Brazilian Beef Ban Petition Fails to Garner Much Interest
The petition calling for the United States to ban Brazilian beef fell short by 97,985 signatures.
Risk/Compliance
Senate Passes Bill in Response to Possible Food Supply Terrorism
The goal is to prepare responses to potential “agroterrorism” attacks on agriculture crops, farm animals or food supply chains.
Emerging Technologies
ERP in the Cloud
The comfort of on premise ERP is making way for the low infrastructure costs and improved accessibility of cloud-based technology.
Risk/Compliance
If Tension Between the U.S. and North Korea Escalates, How Will Food Logistics Be Impacted?
Auburn University Food Systems Institute (AUFSI)
From worst case to best, a look at the possible scenarios, their likelihood and outcomes on food logistics.
Food Safety
New FDA Commissioner Reassigns Inspectors by Specialty
Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
Food Safety
FSMA to Strain Carrier Capacity and Boost Freight Rates
ArrowStream
Abbie Ingram, director of Logistics Services at ArrowStream, discusses how recent regulatory pressures and changes have made supply chain management more challenging, and how operators, distributors and suppliers can stay on the right side of compliance.
Regulations
Product Recall: A Rising Threat Disrupting the Food & Beverage Industry
Chubb Ltd.
As supply chains expand across the globe, companies are finding it more difficult to maintain control over them, increasing the possibility of adulterated products reaching the marketplace.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Massive Imports of Corn, Soybeans Incorrectly Labeled Organic
The cargo began as ordinary soybeans, but by the time the 600-foot cargo ship arrived, the soybeans had been labeled “organic."
Risk/Compliance
Thermo Fisher Scientific Named as Member of Food Integrity Research Project
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Project aims to develop solutions, systems and processes for combating food adulteration
Transportation
7-Eleven Japan Introducing Electric Delivery Trucks
7-Eleven Japan will introduce electric trucks to deliver products to its stores in order to reduce distribution costs.
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