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Ocean Ports & Carriers
Tacoma And Seattle Ports Launch Northwest Seaport Alliance
Federal Maritime Commission (FMC)
The Northwest Seaport Alliance unifies the two ports’ marine cargo terminal investments, operations, planning and marketing to strengthen the Puget Sound gateway and attract more marine cargo to the region.
Trucking
Failed US Foods Merger Costs Sysco $430 Million
Sysco
Chief Executive Bill DeLaney said Monday that after a year-and-a-half of investing time and money into integration efforts for that planned deal, Sysco has shifted its focus to smaller acquisitions, internal cost-cutting and updating its technology.
Regulations
How The FDA Trans Fat Ban Will Complicate The Food Supply Chain
The FDA’s decision has the potential to significantly impact the business and legal needs of food manufacturers, suppliers and producers all along the supply chain.
Packaging
Food Industry Spokesman Supports Federal GMO Labeling Rule
The Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act, recently passed by the U.S. House of Representatives, is a sensible solution to the need for labeling food containing GMOs according to the president of the Northeast Agribusiness and Feed Alliance.
Electrification
Quiet Revolution: U.S. Farms Rapidly Adopt Self Driving Tractors And Data Gathering Technology
Data-centric companies with Silicon Valley pedigrees, like 2 1/2-year-old Granular and aerial surveillance startup DroneDeploy, that have the ability to tap into all this machinery and run farms as efficiently as Google runs its data centers.
Sustainability
U.S. Restaurant Chains And Retailers Support ‘Fair Foods Program’ To Help Farmworkers
Along with the penny premium per pound for tomatoes, growers must have zero tolerance for forced labor, child labor, and sexual harassment.
Cold Chain
BluWrap Delivers China’s First Fresh Seafood Shipment From Chile
BluWrap’s technology is a strategic advantage to countries like China because it ensures food security from remote food sources while considerably reducing carbon emissions and the use of polystyrene.
Regulations
FDA Seeks Data On Raw Milk Cheese; Issues Health Risk Alert
Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
In issuing this call for data and information, the agency said it is interested in learning more about the standards and practices in use by a wide variety of producers, including the growing artisanal cheese manufacturing community.
Warehousing
Coca-Cola Enterprises Teams With Coca-Cola Co. And Coca-Cola Iberian Partners, Creates Largest Bottler Organization
Coca-Cola Company
With more than 50 bottling plants and approximately 27,000 associates, Coca-Cola European Partners will serve a consumer population of over 300 million in 13 countries across Western Europe.
Regulations
Kellogg To Eliminate Artificial Ingredients In Cereals And Snack Bars
Kellogg Company
The world's biggest breakfast cereal maker is the latest in a string of U.S. food companies to bow to growing pressure to remove synthetic ingredients from products due to health concerns.
Cold Storage
Venezuelan Troops Occupy Nestle And Empresas Polar Food Warehouse Complex
The move follows months of accusations by President Nicolas Maduro that Polar, the country's largest private employer, is working to sabotage the economy.
Regulations
Kraft Heinz Recalls Kraft Singles Over Choking
Kraft Heinz
There have been 10 consumer complaints to date about the packaging, including three reports of consumers choking.
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