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Carbon Footprint
Nominations Sought for the 2018 Food Logistics Green Providers List
The annual Top Green Providers recognizes companies whose products, services or exemplary leadership is enhancing sustainability within the food and beverage industry.
Green Provider 2018
Ocean Ports & Carriers
LA, Long Beach Port Officials to Vote on Costly Plan to Cut Air Pollution
Port of Los Angeles
A major—and likely expensive—plan to reduce air pollution around the country’s two busiest container ports may soon be approved by those who govern each port.
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Agriculture
Northern California’s Largest Produce Terminal Completes $8 Million in Upgrades
The enhancements include installation of solar panels for the entire market, energy efficiency upgrades, improved cold chain food storage management and worker safety systems, as well as smoother traffic flow within the facility.
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Material Handling Equipment
Forklift Service Provider Malin USA Goes Paperless
Xplore Technologies Corporation
Now that Malin has transitioned to a fully paperless work environment, tablets have become even more essential to their forklift maintenance operations.
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Food Safety
Supply Chain Complexity: The Catalyst for Food Safety Failure
EcoVadis
Food transparency is a global supply chain problem—and one that will require proactive action from companies all over the world to solve.
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Carbon Footprint
Crown Equipment Facility Earns Recognition from Ohio EPA
Crown Equipment Corporation
This marks the third time Crown has earned E3 program gold-level recognition for the company’s sustainability efforts within its manufacturing and assembly plants.
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Sustainability
The Future of Puerto Rican Food Uncertain after Maria
When Hurricane Maria hit, Puerto Rico lost 80 percent of its crop value in a matter of hours—destroying the momentum of much of the island's farm-to-table movement.
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Grocery Retail
World’s Largest Food, Retail Companies Agree to Standard Food Expiration Dates
Consumer Goods Forum
Fifty of the world’s biggest food and retail companies are changing their expiration labels exclusively to "Use by" by 2020.
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Sustainability
Hurricane Irma Squeezes Life from the Orange Juice Industry
The most recent estimates of the widespread damage to Florida's orange trees put the statewide losses as high as 70 percent.
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Sustainability
Puerto Rico’s Agriculture Decimated by Hurricane Maria
Hurricane Maria wiped out about 80 percent of the crop value in Puerto Rico—making it one of the costliest storms to hit the island’s agriculture industry.
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Grocery Retail
Fast Food the Next Step for Frozen Food Giant Amy’s Kitchen
Amy's Kitchen, well-known for its organic, vegetarian frozen meals and canned soups, opened its first drive-thru restaurant a couple of years ago—and the company has been "blown away" by the response, prompting Amy's to plan more locations.
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Carbon Footprint
Mars to Cut Supply Chain Greenhouse Gases by 67 Percent
Confectionery manufacturer Mars is aiming to cut greenhouse gas emissions and address other sustainability issues across its supply chain in a bid to help meet goals from the Paris climate agreement.
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