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Warehousing
Wasted Motion Can Cost Your Warehouse
Newcastle Systems
Unnecessary motion is often difficult to comprehend and recognize. It’s ingrained in our habits, and many times it’s hard to understand how it indicates a larger problem on the floor.
Risk/Compliance
Tax Reforms Impact on the Logistics Industry
The corporate tax rate has been lowered to 21 percent, effective Dec. 21, 2017. What will this mean for the warehouse and logistics world and your company? And how will other new tax reforms affect your bottom line?
Grocery Retail
Food Giants to Bid on GSK Horlicks
Nestle, Kraft Heinz and Unilever are expected to bid for GlaxoSmithKline’s Horlicks health nutrition business.
Warehousing
Zeeland Farm Services Buys Closed Soybean Processing Plant
The facility produced soybean meal, soy white flakes, soy flour and soybean oil before closing in December.
Warehousing
Micro Visits Rise at Whole Foods With Amazon Lockers
Short visits were up 11 percent at stores with lockers, gaining 7 percent at stores in the same cities that do not have the banks of lockers.
Warehousing
La Moderna Opens $50 Million Production Facility in Texas
Mexico based pasta company is making its way to Texas by opening up a production facility and creating up to 300 jobs.
Grocery Retail
Target and Kroger Discuss Merger
Target Corporation
Target and Kroger discuss possible merger to combat with Amazon and Whole Foods.
Grocery Retail
HelloFresh Buys Green Chef
HelloFresh
HelloFresh has acquired Colorado-based organic and vegan food home delivery company Green Chef for an undisclosed price.
Warehousing
Oregon Meatpacker Closes
Bartels Packing notified employees that the company would close two facilities and lay off all 142 workers.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Port of Cleveland to Issue Bonds for Amazon's Euclid Fulfillment Center
Amazon
The Port of Cleveland expects to issue $113 million in bonds to help fund construction of a Amazon fulfillment center.
Cold Storage
Consumer Demand Fuels Continued Cold Storage Growth
Americold
Food Logistics checks in with Americold's Jason DeLoach to gauge the temperature of the cold storage sector.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
New Port Wilmington Facility, USDA Program Expedites Fresh Fruit Imports
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
New facility and USDA program at Port of Wilmington keeps produce safer and healthier for consumers, while increasing bottom line for shippers.
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