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3PL/4PL
Platinum Equity Acquires Worldwide Flight Services
WFS serves 300 airlines globally, including the handling of four million tons of cargo and 50 million airline passengers per annum.
Regulations
Nuts Still Top Product Recalls
Stericycle Inc.
An ongoing recall of cumin products containing undeclared peanut products that began in December has affected 14 companies, 100 brands and 769 products in different packages according to Stericycle.
Rail & Intermodal
Can Railroads Stay On Track?
Some shippers are questioning reliability despite years of steady improvements.
Fuel Efficiency
Food Shippers Could Reap Huge Savings From Bold Fuel Efficiency Standards
Environmental Defense Fund (EDF)
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Ports Play Expanding Role In Global Food Supply Chain
Regulations
WTO Rejects U.S. Appeal Of Country Of Origin Label Rule On Meat
World Trade Organization (WTO)
The final ruling launches a WTO process to determine the level of retaliatory tariffs Canada and Mexico can impose on the U.S., and the U.S. will have to revise or repeal the COOL law in order to avoid such sanctions.
Emerging Technologies
Manhattan Associates' Eddie Capel Describes The 'Commerce-Ready Enterprise' At Momentum 2015
Manhattan Associates
The commerce-ready enterprise depends on three key pillars – inventory, supply chain and the omnichannel.
Regulations
USDA Pledges $21 Million For Water Conservation In Drought-Stricken States
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
The investments will focus financial and technical assistance in the most severely drought-stricken areas in eight states to help crop and livestock producers apply conservation practices that increase irrigation efficiency.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Food Trade Set To Expand As Ports Upgrade Infrastructure
Ports, container terminals, cold storage facilities and even governments are getting on board .
Cold Chain
Benchmark Study Finds Room For Improvement In Food Transport Safety
American Trucking Associations (ATA)
One of the survey’s key findings was the cost of temperature violations.
Cold Chain
Pacific Northwest Carves Out A Food & Beverage Niche
The region’s growing artisan food culture finds support from unique natural resources and a world-class logistics network.
Regulations
Consumer Group: FDA Must Require Grocers To Post Recall Notices Under FSMA
Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
The 2011 FSMA law set specific deadlines for FDA action on recall notices that the agency has ignored, CSPI said, leaving many consumers in the dark about recalled products they may have in their homes.
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