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Food Losses in Vietnam: The Shocking Reality

Food loss and waste is a major issue worldwide, with deep socio-economic and environmental impacts. Poor production, post-harvesting handling, storage and transportation activities make Vietnam a low performer.

Improper post-harvest handling results in fruit and vegetable losses.

Consumers Shape New Grocery Fulfillment Strategies

A growing mix of brick-and-mortar and e-commerce options is forcing food retailers to consider an omnichannel approach to fulfillment.

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GrubMarket Secures $32 Million for Healthy Delivery Service

With the funding, GrubMarket is looking to buy companies and make more revenues ahead of an upcoming IPO.

Grubmarket

Ocean Ports & Carriers

California Ports Could Get 140 Zero-Emissions Trucks By the End of the Year

The Port of Long Beach has applied for an $8 million grant from the California Energy Commission to help deploy 140 near-zero emission trucks.

Port Of Long Beach

DAT Freight Index: Record Demand Boosts Spot Truckload Rates to New Heights in June

DAT Freight & Analytics

Spot market rates exceed longer-term contract rates in atypical trend.

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Mastering the Complexities of the Cold Chain

US cold chain is growing more complex as changing consumer demands, new federal regulations and warmer weather patterns spur shippers to adjust their approach to refrigerated truckload and LTL transportation. What do these changes mean for shippers?

Coldchain

Sanitary Cold Chain Offers Training to Meet FSMA Guidelines

Each level of the food supply chain has been preparing for Food Safety Modernization Act changes, but attention has turned to problem areas in guarding against pathogens.

Transcert

Ocean Ports & Carriers

Tariffs Threaten Maersk's Profitability

A.P. Moeller-Maersk may not make a profit this year due to the impending trade war between the US and China.

Maersk

Van, Reefer Rates Skyrocket

Spot truckload freight rates shot up to new heights at the end of June, only to skyrocket further during the Fourth of July holiday week.

Dat21

Ocean Ports & Carriers

Rumored Hapag-Lloyd and CMA CGM Merger Dismissed

It was rumored that CMA CGM was gearing up to takeover Hapag-Lloyd.

Hapag Lloyd Ship

Consumer Goods Dealmaking Reaches 15-Year High

Facing competition from upstart brands, consumer giants are buying growth where it can't be created.

Consumer Goods

ATA Sues Rhode Island for Trucks-Only Tolls

American Trucking Associations (ATA)

The American Trucking Associations has filed a lawsuit against Rhode Island seeking to have the RhodeWorks trucks-only toll overturned.

Truck Tolls

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