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Warehousing
Big Food Companies are Trying to Reverse the Curse of the Center Aisle
Shoppers are increasingly shunning the center of grocery stores and hugging the perimeter as they trade packaged food for fresh food. That's bad news for an industry that's already struggling.
Supply Chain Visibility
How Technology is Transforming the Food Supply Chain
Transworld Data
Software and tech is changing the way the food and beverage industry maintains compliance, improves visibility and more.
Warehousing
Amazon, the Great Disruptor
Amazon’s strategy to imbed itself in every aspect of the supply chain, looking for inefficiencies to exploit and data to mine, shows no sign of slowing down. The question is, what’s next for the Great Disruptor?
Carbon Footprint
Raley’s Achieves Goal to Provide Sustainable Seafood Chain-wide
Raley’s Supermarkets
The supermarket has completed the transition of its fresh seafood offerings to sustainable seafood company-wide as part of an ongoing effort to change the way the world eats, one plate at a time.
Warehousing
Amazon Prime Day Hints at Threat to Come for Mainstream Grocers
Amazon
Some of this year's Prime Day specials could be a preview of what's to come as Amazon.com continues to infiltrate the grocery sector.
Warehousing
Fear of Drought Causes Wheat Prices to Skyrocket
New season and old season wheat prices have rocketed in the past two months, spurred on by drought in the United States and concern over Australia’s crop this year.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
South Carolina Ports Agency Opens $14 Million Cold Storage Facility
South Carolina Ports Authority
The refrigerated cargo service area will help accommodate growth in shipments of cold and frozen products through the Port of Charleston.
Packaging
Marley Spoon Solved the Biggest Meal Kit Problem with Less Packaging
The company cut meal kit costs by decreasing the number of ingredients, shedding excess packaging and spending less on marketing materials.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
COSCO Shipping offers $6.3 billion for Orient Overseas
COSCO Shipping Holdings Co. has offered to buy OOIL for $6.30 billion, in a deal that will see the mainland China group become the world's third largest container liner.
Warehousing
Amazon is Not Developing Its Own Line of Wines Quite Yet
Amazon
Despite the number of reports Thursday, Amazon has not entered the wine business. The confusion seems to stem from a press release from King Estate Winery, which has launched a direct-to-Amazon wine label called “Next.”
Warehousing
Target Remodels Underway in Dallas Market
Target has kicked off a $220-million, 28-store renovation project in the Dallas-Fort Worth market.
Grocery Retail
Experts Predict Half of Blue Apron's Competitors will Die Following Market Debut
Blue Apron
Slice Intelligence analyst Ken Cassar expects at least half of meal-kit companies to die off following Blue Apron's market debut on Thursday, and the acquisition of Whole Foods by Amazon.
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