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Sustainability
Borders and Trade Remain Open Despite COVID-19
United Fresh Produce Association
COVID-19's impact on the fresh produce industry has been catastrophic.
Trucking
Surveys Reveal Significant Shifts in Consumer Behavior During Pandemic
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
The survey found that 13% of respondents purchased groceries online for the first time during the pandemic.
Transportation
Refraction AI Launches Robot Grocery Delivery
Refraction AI
Approximately the size of an electric bicycle, the REV-1 delivery robot is lightweight, nimble and fast enough to operate in the bike lane and on the roadway.
Warehousing
ORBIS Launches New Sustainability Initiative to Repurpose Coastline Waste
ORBIS Corporation
ORBIS’ Ocean in Mind program incorporates packaging made with recycled plastic material recovered near major waterways, helping to clean up coastline waste and stimulate local economies.
Transportation
Florens Asset Management Company Expands Refrigerated Shipping Capabilities with 5,000 PrimeLINE Units
Carrier Transicold
In response to increasing global demand for refrigerated shipping, Florens Asset Management Company Ltd has expanded its refrigerated intermodal container offerings with an order of 5,000 Carrier Transicold PrimeLINE units.
Grocery Retail
7 Out of 10 Americans Believe Grocery Shopping Will Permanently Change Due to Coronavirus Pandemic
HelloFresh
Forty-four percent of respondents said the top challenge they face when grocery shopping today is product shortages. Aside from this worry, 42% of those surveyed also said that they now worry about the cleanliness of the products they buy and the grocer
Transportation Chain
Transportation Chain: Emerging Technologies and Trends in Trucks, Trucking and the Supply Chain
A look at technologies and trends that have emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic and their effects on the freight and transportation industry, trucks and their suppliers and drivers on the road and on the frontlines.
Electrification
New National Supply Chain Distribution Models in U.S. Expected As Companies Adopt ‘China Plus One’ Strategy
CBRE Research
U.S. supply chains will shift away from an overreliance on China to include more expanding Asian and European markets, in response to both recent trade wars and COVID-19.
Sustainability
McLane Deploys Zero-Emission Class 8 Trucks Further Reducing Carbon Footprint
McLane Company Inc.
Deploying heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles furthers McLane’s Green Advantage initiatives to reduce the company’s environmental impact.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Retail Imports Improving Slightly, But Still Below 2019
National Retail Federation (NRF)
U.S. ports covered by Global Port Tracker handled 1.53 million Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units in May, the latest month for which after-the-fact numbers are available.
Software Solutions
How a Real-Time Temperature Monitoring Solution Helps Reduce Supply Chain Product Losses
Controlant
Real-time supply chain monitoring solutions that leverage reusable data loggers are enabling enterprises to minimize product loss and actively reduce their carbon footprint.
Cold Chain
A Frozen Food Revival Study Indicates the Changes in Shopping Habits Will Be for the Long Term
With more shoppers than ever being drawn to the category since mid-March, the results of the exclusive study highlight value for money and reduction of food waste as two of the main reasons that the popularity will remain.
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