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Sanitary Cold Food Transport in the Wake of COVID-19

With the start of distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine and an ever-increasing interest in fresh and healthy foods, the cold food supply chain in particular is in a difficult position. Here’s how to make sure products and drivers stay safe in transport.

Access to fresh and frozen food—and COVID-19 vaccines—depends on the availability of drivers and trucks to get them to and from their destination, all while preserving product integrity.

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Reefer Modes Are Draining Your Wallet

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Kroger Invests in Grocery E-Commerce

Kroger's new customer fulfillment center exhibits the growth in grocery e-commerce and how it is likely to stay following the pandemic.

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4 Ways Paper Limits the Supply Chain

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By adopting aspects of a supply chain automation platform, companies can demonstrate the ability to simplify and standardize, thus removing the need for, and limitations of, paper.

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L.I.N.K. | THEnergy Founder Explains Renewable Energy in the Supply Chain

It will be difficult to sell products or services in the future if you are not relying on renewable energy, says THEnergy founder in an interview with associate editor Brielle Jaekel.

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Europe Road Freight Transportation Market to Reach $596.92 Billion by 2025

Allied Market Research

A report from Allied Market Research found that the Europe road freight transportation market is expected to reach $596.92 billion by 2025, growing at a CAGR 6.5%.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Georgia Ports Authority Container Trade Increase 48% in March

Georgia Ports Authority

In March, the Port of Savannah handled nearly 500,000 twenty-foot equivalent container units, increasing 48% compared to the same month in 2020.

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Rock Stars of the Supply Chain

Rock Stars of the Supply Chain: Why Truck Drivers Matter with Joe Amici, Echo Global Logistics

Echo Global Logistics

Assistant editor Mackenna Moralez talks with Joe Amici, director of consolidation, Echo Global Logistics, about how critical the Coronavirus pandemic was to truck drivers and why the supply chain thrives off of drivers.

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Which Grocery Delivery Service is the Right One For Me?

More and more consumers are leaning toward online grocery shopping as the COVID-19 pandemic continues on. Food Logistics narrows down the list to shop from.

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Conquering Supply Chain Uncertainty with the Right TMS

A dynamic, connected TMS can help businesses create more resilient, flexible supply chains prepared to take on the future.

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Unboxing the Last Mile: Food Logistics Editors Unpack Meal Kits

The Freedonia Group

Associate editor Brielle and assistant editor Mackenna try out different meal kits and dive into the packaging and delivery process in the latest episode of Unboxing the Last Mile.

Emerging Technologies

Global Distributors Invest in Digital Transformation, Circular Economy, Research Says

Sage Software Inc.

Nine in 10 say implementing new technologies and innovations into distribution operations is a challenge due to a lack of in-house expertise and high associated costs.

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The State of Intelligent Transportation in 2021

It is imperative to leverage the advancements in various technologies, including artificial intelligence to address roadside safety.

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