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Scandit Debuts Real-Time Vision AI Self-Checkout Solution to Reduce Loss During Self-Checkout

The solution empowers shoppers to self-correct, without store associate intervention in the majority of cases, to keep the checkout flow uninterrupted.

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Risk/Compliance

How Digital Tools Help Strengthen Supply Chain Compliance

Transparency-One, an ISN Company

Ultimately, stronger compliance creates stronger operations.

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Emerging Technologies

Nominations Open for 2027 Rock Stars of the Supply Chain Award

This award recognizes influential individuals whose achievements, hard work and vision have shaped the global cold food supply chain. Nominations close Dec. 4.

Risk/Compliance

Food Safety Compliance as a Continuous System, Not a Disconnected Task

Most food safety programs were not designed as a single connected system. Here's why that matters today.

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Risk/Compliance

Geopolitical Tensions and Climate Change Reshape Global Food Industry Economics

Atradius Trade Credit Insurance

The combination of geopolitical and climate pressures is likely to constrain production in several key agricultural regions, increase global price volatility, and push food prices higher worldwide.

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Revolutionizing the Last Mile: The Science Behind 0°C Freshness in Perishable Shipping

The next frontier for last-mile cold chain innovation is to replace guesswork and costly trial shipments with predictive, repeatable methods for selecting ice pack weight and insulated box specifications.

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The Missing Link in the Food Safety Discussion

Total Quality Logistics LLC (TQL)

With FDA's Traceability Rule, food safety is headed toward greater visibility, faster information-sharing and stronger accountability across the entire supply chain.

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How Biological Modeling Transforms Exposure into Instant Food Safety Signals

Vitsab International AB

As global food systems continue to expand and delivery models become more decentralized, the demand for clear, trustworthy cold chain signals will only grow.

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Fleet Management

Europe's Weakest Gas Storage in Two Decades Signals Winter Energy Crisis

As Europe and Asia compete for a shrinking pool of available cargoes, European gas storage fell to its lowest level for this time of year since 2009.

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FSMA 204 Compliance: How Wholesalers Can Support Suppliers

Associated Grocers

Looking ahead, real-time data sharing will become more common, artificial intelligence will help identify patterns and risks that are not immediately visible.

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Manufacturing & Processing

Specialty Ingredient Traceability: How Premium Food Manufacturers Build Trust Through Identity-Preserved Supply Chains

Ingredient traceability has moved beyond a documentation exercise. It's a strategic supply chain capability that supports product consistency, allergen control, certifications and customer trust.

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Why Compliant Companies Still Fail During Food Recalls

Corvus Robotics

FSMA 204 fails to account for two critical scenarios inside the four walls of a distribution center: static inventory and inventory actively being moved within the warehouse. This is where autonomous data capture technology can fill in that gap.

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