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Carbon Footprint

PepsiCo’s Greenhouse Program to Scale Sustainability Solutions from Startups

PepsiCo is working to cut emissions across farming, manufacturing and logistics, help growers build climate resilience, and advance sustainable packaging goals.

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Material Handling Equipment

Toyota Material Handling Redesigns Stand-Up Rider Forklift

Toyota Material Handling U.S.A., Inc.

The Toyota Stand-Up Rider is engineered for demanding warehouse environments, delivering lifting capacities ranging from 3,000-5,000 pounds.

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Higher Prices Sustained Small Business Sales Growth in April

Restaurant sales declined year over year and month over month, and grocery spending softened.

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Plastic Packaging Levy Becomes Turning Point for Australia’s Packaging Industry

Jet Technologies

The policy momentum reflects changes already underway across the sector, where regulatory pressure, rising input costs and supply chain disruption have been converging for several years.

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Are Empty Shelves Making a Comeback in 2026?

Despite a recent cooling in consumer demand, these thinning upstream inventories may signal a forthcoming increase in trucking volumes, potentially exacerbating current market tightening.

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How AI-Enabled Cameras and Telematics Transform Fleet Safety

Instead of simply documenting incidents after they occur, modern safety platforms help prevent them. Here's how.

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Material Handling Equipment

Plant-Based Beverage Distributor Gains Edge Through Automation

Dematic Corporation

China’s plant-based beverage market is increasingly competitive and fast-changing. Hong Kong based Vitasoy partnered with Dematic to automate two facilities—streamlining 100+ products across six categories with end-to-end support from production through distribution, while advancing its sustainability mission.

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In a Volatile Market, the Right Partner Makes All the Difference

As the supply chain continues to see volatility, food and beverage leaders are rethinking resilience, highlighting the need for partners that deliver at every degree. Many are turning to 3PL partners for stronger operations and advanced tech.

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Identiv Reveals NFC Tag Solution for Product Authentication and Security

Identiv’s ID-Safe portfolio combines NFC-based product identity with advanced tamper detection and secure authentication for pharmaceutical, healthcare, retail, food and beverage, electronics, and smart packaging applications.

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Sustainability Initiatives Driving CPG, Foodservice Brands to Make Major Packaging Changes by 2028

L.E.K. Consulting

Foodservice companies are particularly focused on sustainability-driven packaging changes, with 84% noting environmental impact as a primary consideration when selecting packaging.

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Cold Chain Capacity on the Rise: GCCA

Global Cold Chain Alliance (GCCA)

The Top 25 temperature-controlled warehousing and logistics businesses now operate 7.76 billion cubic feet of temperature-controlled space, an increase of 6.3% on 2025.

Warehouse worker in safety gear observing forklift operations in industrial storage facility

Why Cold Chain Tech Fails at the Handoff

The cold chain does not mainly have a tool problem. It has a continuity problem. That's because once custody changes, continuity often breaks.

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