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Warehousing
Featured In Food Logistics: Voice Recognition Expands Beyond Order Picking
Since order picking can account for 40 to 60 percent of the labor in a food or beverage warehouse, this benefit remains a driving force for voice automation.
Sustainability
Greek Crisis Fuels Oil Price Fall
The “no” vote has created turmoil across the globe, and oil prices have crashed to their lowest levels in months.
3PL/4PL
Ports And Truckers Face Chassis Shortage
Finding a free chassis – little more than a steel frame with wheels - can take hours, making them a top source of port congestion because containers can’t be transferred from a ship to a truck without them, truck drivers say.
Regulations
Pet Food Maker Stella & Chewy's Recalls Products Over Listeria
Stella & Chewy’s was notified by the Maryland Department of Agriculture (MDA) that it issued a stop sale order on a single lot of Chewy’s Chicken Freeze-Dried Dinner Patties for Dogs, 15 oz. bags because MDA detected Listeria in the product.
3PL/4PL
International Logistics Firm Kuehne + Nagel To Acquire ReTrans Inc.
Kuehne+Nagel Group
The acquisition builds on Kuehne + Nagel’s overland strategy and will significantly strengthen the company’s position as an end-to-end logistics provider in North America.
Last-Mile
7-Eleven Launches Home Delivery, Partners With Postmates
Postmates
An assortment of 7‑Eleven’s products from hot foods and snacks to cold beverages and other convenience items is just a few taps away and will be delivered by Postmates to customers from select stores in San Francisco and Oakland in an hour or less.
Grocery Retail
Whole Foods Market Apologizes For Overcharging Of Mislabeled Products
Whole Foods
Whole Foods Market co-CEOs Walter Robb and John Mackey, in a video released online, acknowledged that customers were charged incorrect prices for some of their products, put the blame on some employees and apologized, according to The Washington Post.
Cold Chain
JBS USA To Acquire Cargill's Pork Business For $1.45 Billion
JBS USA
Included in JBS’ acquisition of Cargill’s pork business are two Midwest meat processing plants, five feed mills and four hog farms.
Videos
Weights and Pricing: A Message to Our Customers - Whole Foods Market
Whole Foods Market admits to overcharging customers in New York City and talks about the steps they are taking to fix their pricing issues.
Grocery Retail
Kraft Shareholders Approve Merger With Heinz
Kraft Heinz
The transaction will create the third-largest food and beverage company in North America, and the fifth-largest food and beverage company in the world.
Warehousing
ConAgra Foods Inc. To Exit Private Label
Conagra Brands
ConAgra bought Ralcorp in 2013 to become the biggest maker of U.S. private label foods, but the business has been plagued with problems ranging from customer service issues to pricing concessions, with sales falling nearly six percent in two years.
Risk/Compliance
Worker Visa Delays Cost U.S. Farmers Millions
The problem with the U.S. visa system began on June 9, and the U.S. had been able to issue only a relatively small number of visas to those affected by the outage, including seasonal and humanitarian workers.
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