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Agriculture
Plant-Based Protein Shipments Increased 20 Percent
Circana (formerly known as IRI and The NPD Group)
About a quarter of the U.S. population claim that they eat and drink plant-based beverages and foods as well as animal protein on a regular basis.
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Carbon Footprint
Tyson Foods and EDF Partner to Accelerate Sustainable Food Production
Tyson Foods
The partnership will analyze sustainable data on farmland and will publicly communicate progress and best practices that surface from pilot projects.
Tyson
Sustainability
Bumble Bee Foods and FCF Partner with Ocean Outcomes to Improve Sustainable Fishing Practices
The initiative will work to improve fishing practices of the albacore longline tuna fisheries in the Indian Ocean and Western and Central Pacific Ocean from which Bumble Bee sources.
Oes Skipjacktuna Market 400 1
Ocean Ports & Carriers
New Jersey Port to Test Electric Container Carrier
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey will conduct the first test of an electric vehicle to move cargo containers
Port Of Nj
Risk/Compliance
No Deal Brexit Will Disrupt UK Farmers
If a deal isn't reached, tariffs of as much as 40 percent could be added to British exports and products destined for the EU
Brexit
Regulations
Norovirus Found in UK Produce
Norovirus has been found in berries and salad vegetables in the United Kingdom.
Frozen Berries
Supply Chain Visibility
Top 10 Most Read Food Logistics Articles of 2018
It has been quite a year for the global food supply chain.
Top 10
Software Solutions
Indigo Ag Inc. Acquires TellusLabs
Indigo Software
Indigo Ag Inc. has acquired TellusLabs, a leader in the use of satellite imaging for developing agricultural insights.
Indigo
Regulations
Farm Linked to Romaine Outbreak Recalls Cauliflower and Other Lettuce
Last week, officials linked California-based farm Adam Bros. Farming to the most recent romaine lettuce outbreak, causing them to voluntarily recall other products that may be effected.
Red Leaf Lettuce
Regulations
Romaine Outbreak Traced Back to California Farm
The latest E. coli tainted romaine lettuce outbreak has been linked back to a reservoir on a farm in Santa Barbara County, California, though the leafy green still isn't safe to eat.
Adam Brothers
Cold Chain
Lineage Logistics Reduces Energy Use by 34 Percent with IoT
Lineage
Lineage Logistics partnered with ndustrial.io and AT&T Internet of Things to reduce energy use in 78 of its cold storage facilities.
Lineage Logistics Cooling Equipment
Regulations
9 More Sickened from Tainted Romaine
An additional nine people have fallen ill from eating E. coli contaminated romaine lettuce.
Romaine
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