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Cold Storage
Yearsley Group Proposes ‘Super Hub’ In Bilsthorpe, U.K.
Planners at Newark and Sherwood District Council recently give the work the green light on Yearsley Group's Belle Eau Park proposal, including storage, distribution and office space, as well as a solar farm to power the new super hub.
Transportation
Retailers Ask White House to Intervene in West Coast Port Dispute
National Retail Federation (NRF)
National Retail Federation vice president for supply chain Jonathan Gold thinks "It’s time for the White House to immediately engage in this critically-important economic priority and force the two sides to remain at the table until a deal is done."
Warehousing
John Morrell Food Group To Build $43.5 Distribution Center In Indiana, Creating 260 Jobs
The company will invest $43.5 million to build and equip a meat products distribution center, scheduled to begin operations by the end of this year.
Grocery Retail
Haggen Outlines Plans To Convert 146 Grocery Stores In Five States
Albertsons Companies
With this acquisition, Haggen will expand from 18 stores with 16 pharmacies in in Oregon and Washington, to 164 stores with 106 pharmacies with locations in Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada and Arizona.
Warehousing
Teamsters Raise Concerns About Sysco/US Foods Merger
For several months, knowledgeable lawmakers and antitrust authorities have expressed skepticism, both about the deal and possible remedies.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Greece Debates Privatizing Its Two Largest Ports
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's new leftist government has sought to cancel key terms of Athens' bailout program from international lenders, including what it calls the "crime" of selling off strategic national assets.
Cold Chain
Chilean Fears Grow Over Mounting U.S. West Coast Port Crisis
Around 30 percent of Chilean fruit exports to the U.S. are shipped to West Coast ports, and according to ASOEX the biggest impact was likely to be in table grapes, Chile’s principle fruit export to the U.S.
Transportation
Pacific Port Employers Disclose Details Of Union Demands
The port operators' coalition cast doubt on the union's intentions of ending discord at West Coast ports by disclosing the union wants the right to fire arbitrators at the end of contracts.
Warehousing
DHL Managers Cite New African 'Boom Towns'
Several towns in Africa that are booming right now based on the volume of goods being shipped in and out to support technology, mining and agriculture
Grocery Retail
U.S. Retailers Tap Brits To Gain Expertise
The latest recruits, Ian McLeod at Bi-Lo, Mike McNamara at Target and Mark Ibbotson at Walmart, will join their fellow ex-pats including James McCann who is leading Ahold’s U.S. operations and Alex Gourlay who is now the top guy at Walgreens.
Foodservice
GrubHub Acquires Delivery Services DiningIn and Restaurants On The Run
Grubhub
The two companies GrubHub has acquired, DiningIn and Restaurants on the Run, will allow it to deliver from 3,000 restaurants across the US, with operations already up and running in Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles and Houston.
Grocery Retail
Blog: Sysco/US Foods Merger Stalls: Customers O.K. While Competitors Are Lovin’ It
Sysco
According to published reports, the 11 US Foods distribution centers represent $4.6 billion in sales, which is more than double what Sysco originally planned to divest to win government approval for the merger.
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