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Sustainability
Food Logistics Top Green Providers List Expands In 2016
The 2016 Food Logistics Top Green Providers List demonstrates that sustainability continues to be a driving force for nearly every type of business today.
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Software Solutions
Infor Acquires Predictix, Provider Of Cloud-Based Solutions For Retail
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Predictix uses next-generation data science and big data analytics to help solve some of the most complex and challenging problems faced by retailers today.
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Transportation
Featured In Food Logistics: Seafood Logistics Poses Special Challenges
Demanding logistics requirements, combined with difficult weather and environmental conditions, make seafood logistics especially challenging.
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Cold Chain
Agriculture Transport Coalition Urges Marine Terminals To Implement SOLAS Weighing VGM Solutions
The Agriculture Transportation Coalition (AgTC) has announced its support for the Ocean Carrier Equipment Management Association (OCEMA) terminal weighing approach outlined in its June 17 statement.
Hapag-Lloyd will connect with the INTTRA e-VGM Service for facilitating compliance with the International Maritime Organization’s container weight requirements.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Expanding Perishables Trade Generates New Transportation Options
SeaLand’s Atlantico service connects Mexico with Northeast U.S.
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Cold Chain
Six Supply Chain Best Practices For Temperature-Sensitive Freight
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Automation
Keep the Lid on Warehouse Energy Costs
Enhancements bring more choices in managing one of the hardest-to-manage expenses
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Ocean Ports & Carriers
Maersk Group Considers Splitting Into Different Companies
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Maersk is now battling on two fronts, with container shipping suffering from historic low freight rates and the oil business dealing with around a 60 percent fall in oil prices.
Danish shipping and oil group A. P. Moller-Maersk could split up into separate companies, its chairman said on Thursday after naming Soren Skou, the head of its container business, as chief executive.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Hapag-Lloyd Teams with INTRRA on Complying with Container Weight Rule
Hapag-Lloyd
The e-VGM service is available in two versions for carriers and shippers and provides the operational capabilities for digital submission, receipt, processing and auditing of SOLAS-compliant VGMs.
Hapag-Lloyd will connect with the INTTRA e-VGM Service for facilitating compliance with the International Maritime Organization’s container weight requirements.
Warehousing
Survey: Manufacturers Boost Investment in Automation
The survey reveals that the two most common criteria used by U.S. manufacturers for evaluating the performance of new automation technologies are whether they lower total production costs and whether they improve product quality.
Among the top drivers of automation investment by U.S. manufacturing companies are the use by competitors, use by customers, and use by suppliers.
Sustainability
Teasdale Foods Acquires Mesa Foods, Boosting its Hispanic Food Portfolio
Teasdale is a leading national provider of private label and branded Hispanic foods to the retail, food service and wholesale channels.
With the acquisition of Mesa, Teasdale is able to provide an entire suite of private label and branded Hispanic food products to a diverse customer base across a variety of channels including retail, food service, restaurants and wholesale.
Software & Technology
Walmart Sells Chinese E-Grocery Business to Rival JD.Com for 5% Stake
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Wal-Mart's tie-up gives it access to JD.com's nationwide logistics and warehousing networks, as well as its over 150 million users, helping expand the U.S. firm's reach with China's increasingly tech-savvy middle class.
The sell-off, announced on Monday, is a significant shift for Wal-Mart in China, where it operates more than 400 brick-and-mortar stores.
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