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Sustainability: Page 178
Sustainability
U.S. Beef Cattle Herd Expands For First Time In 10 Years
Such renewed enthusiasm in the Great Plains helped the U.S. cattle herd expand last year for the first time in eight years, though supplies remain near 2013’s six-decade low.
Sustainability
Eco-Friendly Food Carts Coming To New York City
In a pilot program set to be announced on Monday, MOVE Systems is providing 500 free carts, called MRV100 Hybrids, to vendors across the city, in partnership with the City Council.
Cold Chain
Nitrogen Engines Could Transform The Cold Chain
They are designed to replace typical diesel engine units on large HGVs and supermarket home delivery lorries, but can also be used in commercial refrigeration units or office cooling systems.
Regulations
Ecuador Latest To Impose Nationwide Ban On U.S. Poultry
The Ecuadorian agricultural authority Agrocalidad has banned all imports of live foul, poultry meat and poultry products, as well as genetic material, including chicks and hatching eggs, from the U.S., in response to the recent avian influenza outbreaks.
Sustainability
Activists Want To Scuttle Nestle Water Bottling Due To Drought: Nestle Responds
The company claims its five bottled water plants and four food factories in the state collectively consume about 1 billion gallons of water each year, which amounts to 0.008 percent of the 13 trillion gallons of annual water use in the state.
Warehousing
Bourbon Distillers Scrutinize Logistics As Demand Surges Amidst Barrel Shortage
Kentucky distillers filled 1.2 million barrels in 2013 alone, and that wasn’t easy because barrel producers have been struggling to keep up since the lumber industry contracted so deeply in the wake of the housing collapse.
Sustainability
Grocery Giants Ahold and Delhaize Explore Merger with U.S. Focus
Ahold Delhaize
Dutch grocer Ahold, which owns Peapod and several U.S. supermarket chains, and Belgian rival Delhaize, which owns Food Lion in the U.S., are exploring a merger which has sent their shares soaring, though analysts were split over the merits of any deal.
Agriculture
China And Russia Launch $2 Billion Agriculture Investment Fund
It marks a sharper pivot toward Russia and accelerates a drive that has seen the Asian giant spend billions of dollars to acquire food-producing companies abroad as well as cultivate farming producers like Argentina and Ukraine.
Regulations
Purging A Big Restaurant Supply Chain Of GMOs Can Take Years
Chipotle
The first and the biggest "GMO culprit" was soybean oil, which Chipotle used to cook its chips and taco shells and in rubs for its chicken and steak.
Waste Reduction
Hy-Vee Nebraska Stores To Turn Organic Waste To Compost, Biogas And Animal Feed
Hy-Vee Inc.
Nebraska Hy-Vee stores will divert excess fruits and vegetables, bakery products, solid dairy products and floral clippings with the help of the Sanimax system, which will then turn the food waste into compost, biogas and animal feed.
Sustainability
Whole Foods Market To Target Millennials With New Chain Offering Value Orientation
The plan is to begin opening stores next year, and given the more standardized design and product assortment, the company expects a fairly rapid expansion from there.
Sustainability
Food Retailers Tap Suppliers For Sustainable Sourcing
Retailers participating in the Twitter forum included Kroger, Walmart, Publix and Festival Foods and the discussion ranged from why sustainable sourcing is crucial to how best to collaborate with suppliers on efforts.
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