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Safety & Security: Page 350
Regulations
Foodservice Industry Actively Shaping Safety Regulations and Standards
McLane Company Inc.
In this excerpt, Syndee Stiles, vice president of operations support at McLane Foodservice, discusses the regulatory environment surrounding food safety, the GS1 US Standards initiative and more…
Cold Chain
Design Considerations For Refrigeration And Cooling
Companies that rely on refrigeration and cooling—and the mechanical systems that power them—should focus carefully on feasibility planning and strategic growth projections when evaluating their facility needs.
Food Safety
How Globalization Challenges Safety In The Food Supply Chain
Safety technologies emerge to close safety gaps.
3PL/4PL
Trying To Make Sense Of A DIM Situation
New dimensional weight charges will affect most food and beverage shippers.
Warehousing
Kraft Heinz To Slash 2,500 Jobs In North America
Kraft Heinz
Regulations
Indian Court Orders Retest Of Maggi Noodles
Nestle USA
India’s federal food-safety watchdog banned Nestlé’s Maggi 2-Minute Noodles in June after it said tests found lead levels above permissible limits, making the product “unsafe and hazardous.”
Agriculture
U.S. Farms Struggle To Find Workers
Overall in the U.S., the decline in workers is reducing fruit and vegetable production by 9.5 percent, or $3.1 billion, a year, according to a recently published analysis of government data by the Partnership for a New American Economy.
Transportation
American Trucking Associations Slams FMCSA Over Hours Of Service Changes
American Trucking Associations (ATA)
The ATA chided the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration for ignoring the bulk of the Government Accountability Office’s report on the agency’s 2013 hours-of-service (HOS) changes, choosing instead to cherry pick a handful of points.
Regulations
India To Seek Nearly $100 Million In Damages From Nestle Over Noodle Recall
Nestle USA
Nestle, which has been accused of unfair trade practices, would be the first foreign firm to be asked to pay damages on behalf of consumers.
Regulations
Judge Outlaws Idaho Ban On Undercover Videos At Factory Farms
U.S. Chief Judge B. Lynn Winmill of the District of Idaho swept away the state's ban on the grounds that the law violated the 1st Amendment and selectively targeted activists or journalists who might be critical of factory farm practices.
Regulations
Cyclospora Infection Afflicts 457 People In 29 States
The CDC update of 457 ill persons with confirmed Cyclospora infection from 29 states is 73 more people and two additional states since the previous CDC update one week ago.
Sustainability
Russia To Ban More Countries’ Food Exports
Interfax news agency said the banned food imports list would be expanded by seven countries in retaliation for Western sanctions imposed on Moscow over the Ukraine crisis.
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