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Ocean Ports & Carriers
West Coast Port Woes Take Toll On Businesses
A West Coast customs broker said that her customers are being assessed as much as $300 a day for containers that sit too long on the docks, though the containers are trapped there.
Cold Storage
Iowa Cold Storage LLC Acquires ICS Logistics LLC
ICS offers a wide range of value-added services, including commodity storage, food service and retail products, order selection, raw-meat boxing, tempering of meat products and blast freezing.
3PL/4PL
C.H. Robinson's TMC Division Expands To Sao Paolo, Brazil
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
The location of the São Paulo control tower is beneficial as many of TMC’s current and prospective customers are large multinational shippers that have a presence in South America and are looking to achieve global supply chain visibility and control.
3PL/4PL
Supply Chain Disruptions; What McDonald's Supplier Closure Can Teach Us
InteSource Inc.
McDonald’s was recently forced to appoint a new CEO, and although there were many factors at play behind the decision to transition leadership, poor supply management certainly played a role.
3PL/4PL
Feds Lift Restrictions On Commercial Drones
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
The Federal Aviation Administration's proposed rules still bar activities like delivering packages and inspecting pipelines.
3PL/4PL
Oman Invests For Food Exports
The development of Sohar as a major food-processing center will see the construction of an OR15.5m ($40.3 million) flourmill with a daily capacity of 500 tons when production begins in late 2017.
Software & Technology
Supply Chain Consultant Warns Of West Coast Port Closure
INSIGHT, Inc.
According to ISM, the West Coast ports handle 43.5 percent of containerized cargo in the US, which accounts for 12.5 percent of US GDP.
Regulations
West Coast Ports Labor Dispute: Attorney Calls On Obama To Invoke Taft-Hartley Act
Harold Coxson, attorney at Washington, D.C.-based Ogletree Deakins law firm, gives a history of the PMA-ILWU dispute and how it could lead to the government stepping in to stop a lockout or worker's strike.
Manufacturing & Processing
AdvancePierre Foods To Acquire Better Bakery LLC
Production will be relocated to AdvancePierre’s facility in Caseyville, Ill., a sandwich manufacturing operation the company acquired last month from Landshire, Inc.
Cold Chain
China Cold Chain To Grow 25% Per Year Through 2019
Research and Markets
Increase in mergers and acquisitions are one major trend emerging in the market that will enable companies to expand their global customer base and their portfolio of products, solutions, and services.
Cold Storage
Yearsley Group Proposes ‘Super Hub’ In Bilsthorpe, U.K.
Planners at Newark and Sherwood District Council recently give the work the green light on Yearsley Group's Belle Eau Park proposal, including storage, distribution and office space, as well as a solar farm to power the new super hub.
Foodservice
Sysco Meets With FTC Commissioners To Save Acquisition Of US Foods
Sysco
Sysco executives in the face-to-face meetings have indicated willingness to negotiate further, but didn't put forward a new formal offer to divest additional assets to win approval.
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