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Transportation: Page 435
Cold Chain
The Importance of Product Quality in the Shipping of Perishables
Carrier Transicold
The right controlled atmosphere protocol and the proper system will help extend the transit life potential of fresh produce.
Risk/Compliance
A Pitch For ALAN
American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN)
American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN) is an organization that works with the logistics sector during a disaster to get relief aid to those affected.
Cold Chain
For 3PLs, the Food and Beverage Industry Adds More Complexity
Cost, consumer demand, regulations and the ‘Amazon Effect’ offer new challenges that must be met.
Emerging Technologies
Beyond Visibility: Why Live Data from the IoT Holds the Key to Cold Chain Excellence
ORBCOMM
Live data from the Internet of Things (IoT) holds they key to boosting cold chain integration and performance.
Automation
Lighting, Dock Equipment Create a Safer and More Efficient Operation
Rite-Hite
Walt Swietlik, of Rite-Hite, shares five of the newest and most effective lighting solutions on the market.
Fleet Management
Urban Sprawl: Solving the Logistical Nightmare
A new fleet of vehicles designed to navigate the urban environment and boost efficiency for deliveries is gaining traction.
Cold Chain
As Harvey Raged, Grocers Fought to Replenish Stores
Paul McGary watched floodwater lap the curb near Houston's Kroger warehouse, unable to cross the parking lot just hours after the rainfall began.
Cold Chain
Local Farmers Have New Delivery Option
WildKale is a new online farmers market where farmers display their wares and what quantities are available online, and customers can search by zip code to find ones within the right range to ensure overnight delivery.
Regulations
Hurricane Harvey and Effects on Trade Logistics
Hurricane Harvey’s recent pounding of the Houston metro area and the Texas Gulf Coast, certainly fits the definition of force majeure—“an event or effect that cannot be reasonably anticipated or controlled—act of God.”
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Port Everglades Is Open With No Restrictions
Port Everglades
The petroleum companies based at Port Everglades are working around the clock to meet unusually high consumer demands resulting from Hurricane Irma.
Cold Storage
Portland Clears Way For Refrigerated Storage in Maine
The Portland, Maine, City Council has cleared the way for the construction of a large new refrigerated warehouse that proponents contend will be a boon to Maine’s burgeoning food economy.
Emerging Technologies
HMM Triumphs Its First Blockchain Ship Voyage
HMM conducted a pilot voyage from the South Korean port of Busan to the Chinese Port of Qingdao, where blockchain was employed for not only paperwork but also tracking cargo, all the way from shipment booking to cargo delivery.
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