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Cargill Closing North Dakota Plant

The closing will affect about 55 employees.

Cargill

Risk/Compliance

Ground Beef Is at Risk of Disruption

It may be a challenge to replicate a steakhouse quality filet mignon—but how about a burger? What about meatballs? Plant-based ground beef alternatives are the most likely to disrupt the meat industry.

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Warehouse Optimization Improves Efficiency 44%

Merchandise Warehouses takes its operations to the next level with high-density, deep lane racking and a pallet shuttle system

Lineage Logistics Breaks Ground on One of the World’s Most Advanced Automated Warehousing Facilities

The new facility will double capacity, harness the power of advanced technology and have the largest throughput of any location in the world.

Lineage

Kroger to Hire 11,000 Workers

Kroger is set to hire 11,000 workers, including 2,000 management positions.

Kroger

Software Solutions

Campbell Soup Launches Accelerator

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The accelerator unit will assist in building a "agile and dynamic operating model."

Campbell

Michigan Fish Farm Signs Deal

Indian Brook Trout Farm will sell rainbow trout at all 235 Meijer stores, doubling its production.

Meijer

Starbucks Expands Food Options

Starbucks plans to double its food business by 2021.

Starbucks

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Online Grocery Shopping Seeks More Cold Storage Facilities

As others feared Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods, some see the potential it could lead to developing new cold-storage warehouses around the country.

Coldstorage

Electric Vehicles Could Impact the Beverage Industry

With the growing popularity of electric vehicles means less stops at gas stations and less impulse purchases of drinks.

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La Fiesta Chip Co. Moves Warehouses

Since moving to the retail industry, La Fiesta has manufactured out of a 4,000-square foot facility that didn't fulfill its needs.

Lafiesta Chips

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