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Cold Storage Firm Builds New Warehouse in New Jersey

CORE X Partners (formerly known as RLS Logistics)

RLS Logistics is building a 56-foot-tall, 1.6 million-cubic-foot freezer warehouse at the Millville Airport Commerce Center.

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PortMiami's Fumigation Capacity Increases To 6,000 Pallets Per Day

The new fumigation expansion will improve efficiency and delivery time, getting products to market faster and fresher.

Starbucks Sues Over Bad Ham

Customer complaints began in September 2010, saying the ham was discolored, had an unusual taste and appeared spoiled.

A Battle is Brewing Over 'Buy American' Rules in the Tuna Market

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)

The USDA's rigid "Buy American" rules on tuna are having a negative impact on companies that compete in the $20 million-a-year U.S. tuna industry.

Kriska Gets Real-Time Cold Chain Security from International Telematics

Cold chain security, both from a temperature abuse and tampering perspective, is of paramount concern.

Risk/Compliance

NiceLabel Offers Free Produce Traceability Solution For PTI Compliance

NiceLabel has developed a free, easy to use online PTI label printing application for produce suppliers.

Software Solutions

It's a Wrap

Our final issue of the year is chock-full of technology-related developments that are leading the global food supply chain into a new era of visibility, efficiency, and safety.

Rail & Intermodal

New Rail Services Target Food Shippers

CSX Corporation Inc.

The last quarter of 2013 saw a flurry of activity in the rail sector, in particular, new services targeting food shippers.

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Dole Finalizes Deal With Port of Wilmington

As part of the deal to keep Dole in Delaware, the state will increase the number of cranes to load and unload ships and invest in other upgrades to the port.

Inventure Foods Invests $4 Million In Freezing Technology

The snack maker and food processor will buy two individually quick frozen (IQF) freezing tunnels for $3.9 million next year.

Ocean Ports & Carriers

Port Everglades Gets First Fruit Shipment From Peru

Port Everglades

South American grapes and blueberries could reach some U.S. markets quicker under a new pilot program bringing fruit to south Florida port.

Florida Logistics Center Gets USDA Approval for New Cold Chain Tech

New treatment process stabilizes the cold chain integrity by exposing fruits and vegetables to a more uniform temperature, vastly improving the quality of the products.

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