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Sustainability: Page 179
Sustainability
Food Companies Scramble to Cut Palm Oil From Supply Chains
The roster of food companies that want to eliminate palm oil from their products is getting longer, but palm oil sourcing will provide perhaps the biggest test of companies’ ability to trace and eliminate contentious materials from their products.
Sustainability
Food Industry Fights Vermont's GMO Food Labeling Law
The legal challenge was widely expected and Vermont created a "food fight fund" in anticipation of the move because it was the first state to pass a GMO labeling law that did not require other states to go first.
Food Safety
Farmers: Food safety Rules Could Put Them Out of Business
Connecticut's dwindling number of commercial vegetable and fruit farmers say it could cost them tens of thousands of dollars to comply with the complex regulations the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is planning to issue this year.
Transportation
Wing-In-Ground Effect Vessels: Future Freight Transport?
WIG craft are maritime vessels that would be built to maritime structural standards and designs include pontoons, water skis and possibly hydrofoils to allow for touch down on and lift-off from a water surface.
Sustainability
House Committee Approves Trade Promotion Authority; Beef Association Applauds Vote
The House Ways and Means Committee passed Trade Promotion Authority legislation (H.R. 1890) by a bi-partisan vote of 25 to 13.
Agriculture
'Agrobots' Offer A Solution To U.S. Farm Labor Shortage
A 14-arm automated harvester that wheels through rows of strawberry plants, harnessing high-powered computing, color sensors and small metal baskets attached to the robotic arms to pluck ripe strawberries from below leaves while ignoring unripe fruit.
Food Safety
Walmart Fine Tunes Its Fresh Produce Supply Chain; An Inside Look
Walmart
Earlier this month, Walmart quietly opened a sorting and culling operation in Los Angeles to hasten the procurement process, similar to an operation in McAllen, Texas, that allows Walmart more flexibility in buying product.
Risk/Compliance
FSMA And Small Companies: Compliance Shouldn't Be An Issue
Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
Companies large and small will find plenty of resources at their disposal to handle food safely.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Cargo Ferry Transport Replaces Truck Transport
The result of more than two years of work, the concept has been developed as an alternative transport solution for containers that are carried for more than 200 km on land.
Cold Chain
Chinese Cold Chain To Expand Through 2018
Research on cold chain logistics market says that cold chain logistics will become the most popular sub-industry in logistics field in 2014 to 2018 due to the increasing demand and development potential.
Sustainability
Wakima, Wash. Upstart Sells Fresh Food Online And Ships Direct In Church Parking Lots
The company in a way is combining the allure of Costco, drive-thru ease and farmers markets into one experience.
Sustainability
Beef Association Urges Congress To Pass Trade Promotion Authority
Senators Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) and Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) introduced Trade Promotion Authority legislation, which establishes rules for international trade negotiations that will boost American exports and create new economic opportunities.
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