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Warehousing
ABF Logistics Acquires Bear Transportation Services, L.P.
ArcBest
This acquisition is the second of the year for ABF Logistics after its purchase of Oklahoma City-based Smart Lines Transportation Group in January 2015.
Foodservice
Starbucks Tests Home Delivery In Seattle With Postmates
Starbucks Co.
Starbucks is collaborating with leading on-demand delivery service Postmates for a pilot program, where customers can have Starbucks food or beverages delivered to them within designated areas in Seattle.
Warehousing
Dearborn Mid-West Company Acquires W&H Systems Inc.
DMW&H Systems
The combined organizations will continue to deliver the design, integration, installation and support of material handling systems with focus on the wine & spirits, e-commerce, retail, industrial, and food/beverage industries.
Transportation
Congress Reaches Accord On $305 Billion Highway Bill
The resulting 1,300-page bill, paid for with gas tax revenue and a package of $70 billion in offsets from other areas of the federal budget, comes just days before transportation spending is set to expire on Dec. 4.
Sustainability
USDA: Climate Change Threatens Global Food Security For Coming Decades
The report, entitled Climate Change, Global Food Security and the U.S. Food System, identifies the risks that climate change poses to global food security and the challenges facing farmers and consumers in adapting to changing climate conditions.
Warehousing
Target Extends Instacart Delivery Service To Chicago
Instacart
Customers in Chicago can now order fresh food and grocery, health and beauty products, pet and household supplies, and baby items from Target and have them delivered straight to their doorstep in as little as one hour.
Regulations
National Restaurant Association To Sue New York City Over Salt Warning Labels
National Restaurant Association
The city requires restaurants with at least 15 U.S. locations to identify menu items with more than 2,300 milligrams of sodium and label them with a warning icon of a salt shaker in a triangle.
Software & Technology
Report: Out-Of-Stocks And Overstocks Surging As E-Commerce Grows
According to a study commissioned by DynamicAction and conducted by IHL Group, "out-of-stocks" accounted for $634.1 billion in lost retail sales for the year ended in the spring — 39 percent higher than in 2012.
Regulations
Lawmakers Near Deal On Highway Transportation Funding
The multi-year highway bill that lawmakers are driving to finish work on would be the first transportation funding legislation to last longer than two years since 2005.
Warehousing
Bankruptcy Court Allows 47 Haggen Stores To Be Sold; Albertson Readies IPO
The announcement by the bankrupt grocer listed the locations of 47 stores sold to a variety of buyers, including Albertsons LLC, Stater Bros. Market, Sprouts Farmers Market, Smart & Final Stores LLC, Yoke’s Foods Inc., Tawa Inc., and others.
Regulations
Recalled Celery Delivered To Supermarkets In Nearly 20 States
Taylor Farms Pacific Inc. has recalled a variety of products sent to more than a dozen retailers across almost 20 states because they may include fresh-cut celery that has been linked to a multi-state E. coli outbreak.
Warehousing
AB InBev To Sell Peroni And Grolsch To Allay European Regulators' Merger Concerns
Anheuser-Busch InBev
Anheuser-Busch InBev is planning to sell the Peroni and Grolsch brands it would gain from its acquisition of SABMiller to head off European regulatory concerns over the 71 billion pounds ($107 billion) brewery merger/
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