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Cargill's New Protein Headquarters Focus on the Future

Designed for collaboration and growth, the headquarters connects Cargill's 800 Wichita-based employees with 28,000 additional colleagues across North America and more than three dozen protein production facilities in the U.S. and Canada.

Cargill

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Nestle Waters Closes Facility, Cites Too Much Competition

Nestle Waters is closing its Macon County plant in Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee, citing heavy competition in the water bottle industry.

Nestle

Hy-Vee Partners With Suppliers to Fight Illegal Fishing

Hy-Vee has partnered with two of its suppliers and FishWise to trace products from fishing vessel to supermarket.

Hy Vee

Walgreens Expands Grocery Experiment with Kroger

Walgreens and Kroger are expanding their partnership by testing the Kroger Express grocery section with new products.

Kroger Walgreens

Automated Ordering Processing and Food and Beverage a Perfect Pairing

Since implementing an automated solution in 2016, one California vineyard has boosted order processing times by 60 percent.

Steve Smith

GCC Chocolate Market Set to Grow at over 12 Percent by 2023

Growing demand for premium chocolates coupled with increasing consumption of chocolate among young population to drive GCC chocolate market through 2023.

Gcc Chocolate Market Forecast And Opportunities 2023 Min

Amazon Blamed for Lack of Cold Storage Space in UK

Amazon is rumored to have purchased storage space prior to entering the food market, leaving coveted shelves empty.

Refrigerated Warehouse

Walmart May Have a Solution to the Romaine Recalls, Says FDA

Walmart's blockchain technology may help prevent further outbreaks.

Romaine Blockchain

Software Solutions

Why Invisible Data is a Threat to the CPG Industry

Invisible data may sound like an IT ghost story, but it’s a term that’s being applied to a chronic data problem afflicting many modern organizations.

Clark Richey

Grain Farmers Lack Storage Space

As China is exporting less grains from the U.S., farmers are looking for ways to store the crops.

Grain Storage

Preferred Freezer Services Opens Ninth New Jersey Facility

Preferred Freezer Services (PFS), division of Lineage Logistics

Preferred Freezer Services celebrates the opening of Kearny, which is the company’s ninth in the NewJersey area.

Preferred Freezer

Risk/Compliance

Companies Prepare for Cargo Theft Ahead of Holiday Season

With the start of the peak holiday season beginning this week, companies are urged to remember that holiday weekends bring high risks for manufacturers and logistics-related organizations.

Cargo Theft

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