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Sustainability: Page 13
Agriculture
Produce Industry to Experience High Pricing Volatility
ProducePay
The fresh produce sector experienced an annualized pricing volatility of 70% in 2023, with some commodities, like mangoes, showing nearly 150% volatility at the shipping point.
Software Solutions
The Intersection of IoT, Sustainability, and Food Safety: A New Era in Supply Chain Management
Surgere
Adding tracking hardware and a robust software system to collate and categorize the most important operational data will allow you to keep the food supply chain safe.
Agriculture
Agriculture, Pharmaceuticals Most Vulnerable Sectors Impacted by Hurricane Milton
Exiger
Exiger's AI identified over 50,000 individual companies directly impacted by Hurricane Milton and 33,000 indirectly impacted, with agriculture, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, defense and aerospace expected to be hardest hit.
Waste Reduction
Food, Beverage Industry to Play Critical Role in Securing U.S. Domestic Freshwater Supply
Schneider Electric
Daily water withdrawals are expected to increase in the food and beverage (1.7 BGD) by 2050.
Trucking
Urgent Call for U.S. Transportation: Fix Mobile Tech, Empower Frontline Workers and Drive Sustainability Forward
SOTI Inc.
Amid ongoing economic and operational hurdles, U.S. transportation and logistics professionals are calling for a renewed focus on supporting frontline workers and enhancing sustainability to improve resilience and service quality.
Regulations
Cargill Teamsters on Strike
Cargill
Teamsters Local 238 members at Cargill are on strike due to the company’s failure to come to terms on a fair agreement.
Cold Chain
Rock Stars of the Supply Chain Award: Nominations Open
This award recognizes influential individuals whose achievements, hard work and vision have shaped the global cold food supply chain. Submissions close Nov. 29.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Businesses, Unions, Agricultural Organizations Urge Mayors Bass and Richardson to Oppose Air District's Indirect Source Rule for Seaports
International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU)
The proposed Port ISR would result in capping cargo at the ports, negatively impacting port jobs and the regional economy.
Agriculture
Farmer Sentiment Reaches Lowest Levels Since 2016: Study
Purdue University
September’s survey revealed that farmers are increasingly worried about commodity prices, input costs, agricultural trade prospects and the potential impact of the upcoming election on their farm operations.
Warehousing
Women in Supply Chain Forum: Ulta Beauty, Uber Freight, Coca-Cola to Lead Content Sessions
Register today for this year's Women in Supply Chain Forum, scheduled for Nov. 12-13 in Atlanta.
Design-Build
Transforming Warehouse Sustainability with Green Steel
Stoecklin Logistics Inc.
By adopting green steel, warehouses and distributors can align with global sustainability goals, reduce operational costs, and future-proof their infrastructures.
Carbon Footprint
Scope 3 Emissions Remain Hurdle for Many Supply Chain Companies: Study
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Over the past five years, pressure from investors to improve supply chain sustainability has grown by 25%, making it the fastest-growing driver of sustainability efforts.
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