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Software & Technology
Report: Out-Of-Stocks And Overstocks Surging As E-Commerce Grows
According to a study commissioned by DynamicAction and conducted by IHL Group, "out-of-stocks" accounted for $634.1 billion in lost retail sales for the year ended in the spring — 39 percent higher than in 2012.
Regulations
Lawmakers Near Deal On Highway Transportation Funding
The multi-year highway bill that lawmakers are driving to finish work on would be the first transportation funding legislation to last longer than two years since 2005.
Warehousing
Bankruptcy Court Allows 47 Haggen Stores To Be Sold; Albertson Readies IPO
The announcement by the bankrupt grocer listed the locations of 47 stores sold to a variety of buyers, including Albertsons LLC, Stater Bros. Market, Sprouts Farmers Market, Smart & Final Stores LLC, Yoke’s Foods Inc., Tawa Inc., and others.
Air Cargo
Is Amazon Developing Its Own Air Freight Service?
Amazon
Media reports have emerged that Amazon is taking steps to operate its own freight service to compete with the likes of FedEx and UPS, with tests taking place out of the large air park in Wilmington. Ohio
Waste Reduction
U.K. Petitioners Call On Retailers And Suppliers To Reduce Food Waste
Tesco
Petitioners for a reduction in food waste demonstrated in front of Tesco and Sansbury headquarters recently/
Risk/Compliance
Tesco: All Global Supply Chains Use Slave Labor
Tesco
Campaigners say forced labor often lurks along the supply chain with multiple suppliers in many different countries involved in manufacturing, packaging and distributing products.
Sustainability
Nestle Admits Forced Labor Used In Thai Seafood Operations
Nestle USA
Nestlé SA launched the investigation in December 2014, after reports from news outlets and nongovernmental organizations tied brutal and largely unregulated working conditions to their shrimp, prawn and Purina-brand pet foods.
Grocery Retail
Pinnacle Foods Inc. To Acquire Boulder Brands Inc. To Boost Wellness Categories
The Boulder Brands portfolio is sold in both traditional and natural and organic channels in the U.S., with a consumer base that skews younger than that of Pinnacle’s current portfolio average.
E-Commerce Solutions
E-Commerce Gives Online Shipping Carriers An Edge As Holidays Approach; Railroads, Ocean Vessels And Truckers Sales Fall
Physical retailers are sitting on near record-high inventories as consumer spending hasn’t yet caught up with hopes of a surge stoked by low gasoline prices.
Transportation
Highway Bill Amendment Halt Trucker Lawsuits Against Walmart, J.B. Hunt And Others
Congress is debating a highway bill amendment that would put the brakes on a legal fight between some of the nation’s biggest trucking companies and their drivers over back pay.
Software Solutions
Automated Imaging Improves Food Logistics For Supermarket
Framos GmbH provides an insight into the benefits imaging can provide to all retail and mail order sectors as optimizing logistics is essential to lower costs, increase throughput and increase reliability.
Sustainability
Venture Group Launches Largest Food/Ag Fund, To Include Logistics
S2G Ventures
Areas of interest for S2G include soil health and sustainable land management; food logistics, including storage, distribution and transportation; and controlled-environment growing platforms and brands.
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