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Sustainability: Page 131
Regulations
More Illnesses Announced Linking To E. Coli Infested Lettuce
CDC is recommending that people across the country stray from chopped romaine lettuce until they find the source of the contamination.
Sustainability
Decline in Bee Population Threatens Crops
Businesses are facing the idea that the declining population of bees and other pollinating species could potentially harm crop development.
Regulations
USDA to Issue $34 Million in Aid to Agricultural Producers
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
The USDA will immediately issue $34 million in aid to agriculture producers that were affected by natural disasters.
Software Solutions
412 Food Rescue Ready to Take App Public
In less than three years, 412 Food Rescue has saved 3 million pounds of food from going to landfills by providing to those in need.
Carbon Footprint
Hershey Invests More into Sustainability
The Hershey Company
Hershey is investing $500 million to produce chocolate Kisses from sustainable cocoa.
Agriculture
Impossible Foods Raises $114 Million
Impossible Foods
Impossible Foods raised $114 million to create more plant-based meat products.
Transportation
California's Ability to Set Emissions Standards is Threatened by the Trump Administration
The Trump administration moves to abandon fuel mileage goals, threatening California's ability to set emissions standards.
Sustainability
Banana Volume to Pick Up
The first quarter of 2018 showed challenges for banana producers due to weather conditions.
Sustainability
McDonald's Forms Chicken Council
McDonald's Corp.
The dedicated council will help the chain meet its chicken welfare goal.
Sustainability
Mushroom Demand is Higher than Supply
Producers are scrambling to keep up with the new demand of mushrooms.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
New Port Wilmington Facility, USDA Program Expedites Fresh Fruit Imports
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
New facility and USDA program at Port of Wilmington keeps produce safer and healthier for consumers, while increasing bottom line for shippers.
Emerging Technologies
IoT Gains a Foothold in Food Supply Chains
Transworld Data
From farm to fork, the Internet of Things has quickly integrated into every link of the food supply chain.
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