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Blue Apron Stock Drops Below $1

Blue Apron has become a penny stock after dropping below $1.

Blue Apron

Software Solutions

Omnivore Technologies Raises $10 Million in Series A Investments

Investments from The Coca-Cola Company, Performance Food Group (PFG) and Jeff Vinik led the latest round of investments for Omnivore Technologies.

Omnivore Technologies

Starbucks to Deliver Drinks with Uber Eats

Starbucks will begin offering delivery for its drink and snack items starting in early 2019.

Starbucks

Cool Trends in a Cool Space

Americold offers a unique perspective on the current state of the industry.

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Wine Supply Chain Benefits from Improved Handling and Monitoring

An integrated cold chain combined with advanced software solutions is resulting in less damage to product, along with enhanced customer experience and brand reputation.

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Smart Labels Clear the Way for Consumer, Enterprise Transparency

Retailers, suppliers and logistics providers are increasingly using smart labels to satisfy a desire from the enterprise and the consumer for more visibility.

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Non-profit Grocer Keeps Costs Low by Managing Own Supply Chain and Distribution

Minneapolis-based Pillsbury United Communities is tackling North Minneapolis' chronic food desert with a non-profit grocery store.

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Lineage Logistics Reduces Energy Use by 34 Percent with IoT

Lineage Logistics partnered with ndustrial.io and AT&T Internet of Things to reduce energy use in 78 of its cold storage facilities.

Lineage Logistics Cooling Equipment

Software Solutions

Chinese Grocery App Secures $100 Million in Latest Round of Funding

The company sources its produce directly from farmers, bypassing layers of distribution to cut costs

Produce

Risk/Compliance

UK Supermarkets Told to Stockpile Supplies Before Brexit

British supermarkets were warned to keep as much stock as possible in warehouses around the country in case a Brexit deal isn't made

Stockpiling

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

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

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