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Regulations
Food Safety: 4 Guidelines for Success
In the wake of Chipotle’s numerous E coli, salmonella and norovirus outbreaks over the past year, Fast Casual is offering four food safety best practices.
Warehousing
Wisconsin Craft Brewer is suing World’s Two Largest Brewing Companies
Minhas Craft Brewery is alleging that AB InBev and Molson Coors Brewing Co. conspired to limit other U.S. beer companies from selling their products in Ontario.
Regulations
Senator Says FDA Should Investigate Fast Food Packaging
Sen. Charles Schumer released a letter he sent to the head of the agency asking for the investigation into phthalates, which are used in plastics to make them more flexible.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Port of Charleston Looks to Barges to Reduce Truck Traffic
Barges will one day move cargo between Wando Welch Terminal and a new rail yard in North Charleston under a plan the State Ports Authority is developing to help reduce truck traffic on local highways.
Warehousing
Supermarkets Are Taking up Too Much Space as Consumer Shopping Habits Shift
A massive build-out by retailers has left the country piled up with grocery shelves as consumers are shifting from big weekly shopping trips to more snacking and to-go meals.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
ILWU Workers Approve Contract Extension at West Coast Ports
Pacific Maritime Association (PMA)
The union said the “unprecedented” contract extension with the Pacific Maritime Association “will raise wages, maintain health benefits and increase pensions.”
Sustainability
How the Climate Crisis Could be Disastrous for the World’s Food Supply
A new report by Chatham House, a London-based think tank, details how climate change further threatens the food network, as the type of extreme weather event that knocked out the Russian harvest becomes all the more common.
Agriculture
Egg Surplus Pressures Farmers Struggling to Win Back Trust
After the worst bout of avian influenza in U.S. history devastated the egg-laying flock, a glut of eggs is putting pressure on suppliers and farmers who are struggling to win back business.
Warehousing
Organic Ranchers Eye Amazon Distribution Ahead of Whole Foods Deal
Amazon will meet with a dozen U.S. ranchers seeking to expand distribution of organic and grass-fed meats as it takes over Whole Foods Market.
Warehousing
Crown Equipment Opens New Canadian Sales and Service Center
Crown Equipment Corporation
Crown Equipment Corporation, one of the world’s largest material handling companies, is evolving its Canadian operations.
Warehousing
McCormick Buys into the Condiment Business for $4.2 Billion
The U.S. spice maker said it would buy the food business of British consumer goods conglomerate Reckitt Benckiser Group to expand its footprint in the attractive condiments category.
Warehousing
Walmart Blows Amazon Fresh Pricing Away
Amazon
Comparing a basket of about 45 items across multiple grocery chains, a recent study found that prices for Amazon's Fresh service are an average of 16.1 percent higher than at Wal-Mart nationwide.
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