Warehousing
Transportation
Software & Tech
Safety
Sustainability
Manufacturing & Processing
Prof Dev
SCN Summit
WISC Forum
Newsletter
Material Handling Equipment
Micro-Fulfillment
Automation
AI/AR
Robotics
Cold Storage
Design-Build
Grocery Retail
Foodservice
Packaging
Warehousing: Page 381
Regulations
China Opens More Cities To International Business
China has been delivering on promises to open more cities to international trade, allowing meat importers to cut freight costs and get meat to hugely populous central regions of the country, according to globalmeatnews.com.
Grocery Retail
Malaysian Supermarket/Hypermarket Giant GCH Retail Continues To Expand
Its G-Express, a convenience store subsidiary, is also embarking on an expansion plan and targets to open 500 nationwide within the next five years.
Air Cargo
Swiss WorldCargo Partnership To Enhance Temperature-Controlled Air Freight
SATS Food Solutions
Swiss WorldCargo, the airfreight division of Swiss International Air Lines Ltd., and its partner ground handling companies Cargologic AG and SATS have concluded a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at further enhancing their cargo handling.
Regulations
Milk Prices Set For Big Drop As Demand Falls
China’s stockpiling of milk powder after milk safety scandals in 2013 and Russia’s trade sanctions against the U. S. in retaliation for Western sanctions have caused demand for U.S.-produced milk to dry up.
Regulations
Inventure Foods Recalls Smoothies Over Possible Contamination
Fresh Start Smoothie Blend is distributed at Costco in Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan of Canada.
3PL/4PL
Global Logistic Properties Rides China’s Growing Warehouse Demand
The Singapore-based provider of logistics facilities in China, Japan and Brazil, has signed new agreements totaling 37,000 square meters (398,000 square feet) with two third-party logistics (3PL) providers in China.
Automation
Consumer Wearables Find A Place In The Warehouse
One of the biggest challenges is the lack of options for customers wanting to buy a rugged wearable computer.
Grocery Retail
Target Corp. Pulls The Plug On Canada Operations
Target Corporation
Target Canada currently has 133 stores across the country and employs approximately 17,600 people.
Software & Technology
RedLine Solutions Offers Roambee Real-Time Shipment Monitoring To Fresh Produce Customers
Roambee chose RedLine Solutions to offer customers in fresh produce full in-transit visibility and condition monitoring for shipments of perishable goods.
Trucking
MicroStar Logistics Becomes Partner Sponsor Of World Beer Cup
MicroStar Logistics
Often referred to as "The Olympics of Beer Competition," the World Beer Cup creates greater awareness about different beer styles and flavors while promoting international brewing excellence.
Regulations
KFC In A War Zone? Logistics Challenge Companies In War-Torn Regions
When analyzing growth markets, businesses say they look at a variety of factors, including whether they can actually secure and then import the supplies that they need, hire staff and keep those employees safe.
Regulations
Chipotle Pulls Pork From 600 Restaurants Over 'Responsibly Raised' Standard
Chipotle
The fast-growing restaurant chain announced on Tuesday that it had suspended a major pork supplier after a routine audit found that it had failed to meet the company’s standards for animal welfare.
Previous Page
Page 381 of 552
Next Page
Follow Us
Facebook icon
Twitter X icon
LinkedIn icon
Flipboard icon
YouTube icon