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What Trends Will Drive Cold Storage 3PL in 2022?

Third-party logistics leans into the growth of e-commerce and the frozen food sector in cold storage 2022.

Temperature control is imperative in cold storage third-party logistics.

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3PLs Keep on Truckin’: Investing in End-to-End Visibility

Kenco Logistic Services

Mike McClelland, SVP of transportation for Kenco Logistics, details why having a 3PL partner that controls the entire process provides greater control, visibility and flexibility.

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Software Solutions

CropX Expands Capability with Newest Acquisition

CropX enters its third acquisition in 18 months, targeting the European market and growing intelligence capabilities.

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L.I.N.K. | Even Food Safety Relies on Technology

Associate editor Brielle Jaekel sits down with lawyers from Alston & Bird, partner Rachel Lowe and senior associate Sam Jockel to discuss food safety in today’s world and the future.

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3 Best Practices for Shipping Produce

Redwood Logistics

Many consumers opt for organic, locally grown produce, and supply chain companies must adapt to an already precarious process.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

US Ports Awarded with Grants to Better Support Security

American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA)

The funding will further enhance the protection of critical port infrastructure from threats.

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New Innovations in Warehouse Temperature Management

Increased visibility into warehouse operations will reduce costs and assure customers that their product is being safely stored in the 21st century “smart cold storage warehouse” of the future.

Maintaining temperature control in the food and beverage space has significantly evolved over the past few years, with new technology emerging to make smarter cooling a reality.

Post-Ransomware Attack: Is it Time to Return to True Systems Segmentation?

Holland & Hart LLP

In the end, food companies must balance the process efficiencies and controls that data transmission and functionality over the internet provide with the risk of cyberattacks that cripple production.

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Hydrogen Fuel Developers Target Logistics, Warehousing

A new market development partnership in hydrogen fuel could mean more of this type of power in both the logistics and warehousing space.

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3PLs Keep on Truckin’: Capacity is King

RK Logistics Group

Rock Magnan, president at RK Logistics Group, says that if you build capacity in a specific market, like last mile, then you will find demand for it.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Shipping Losses Remain at Historic Lows Despite Looming Supply Chain Challenges

Factors such as COVID-19, piracy and cyberattacks, climate change, delays and more remain the most challenging supply chain disruptions.

Kalyakan

Future Proofing the Cold Chain with Connectivity Strategies

Building block solutions will play a critical role – not only enabling next generation connectivity, but also ensuring OEM focus remains on developing smart and competitive asset tracking applications.

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