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3PL/4PL
Taking a Fresh Look at the Lease vs. Own Decision
NationaLease
Analyzing the total cost of ownership from the bottom up is the first step.
Software Solutions
The 2013 FL100
Software and technology providers whose products and services are crucial to the global food supply chain.
Regulations
USDA Putting Together An 'Emergency Response' To Save Citrus Crops
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Citrus greening disease has infected up to 75 percent of Florida's citrus trees.
Software & Technology
Wine Industry Fighting Back on Counterfeiters and Fakes
The problem is as old as the business, but producers across the $217-billion industry are finally beginning to talk about the problem and ways to combat it.
Grocery Retail
UK Report Says Supermarkets Should Be Liable For Food Fraud
The government-commissioned study was launched in June to look at any weaknesses in the food supply chain in Britain following the horsemeat scandal.
Trucking
AmazonFresh Trucks Roll Into San Francisco
Amazon
A Bricks and Clicks survey shows that San Francisco is the most developed online grocery market in the country, with 16 percent of shoppers buying groceries online regularly.
Foodservice
Sysco Buys US Foods for $3.5 Billion
Sysco
Sysco, with annual revenue of about $44 billion, is the largest operator in the U.S. food distribution business, with US Foods in the No. 2 spot.
Cold Chain
Inventure Foods Invests $4 Million In Freezing Technology
The snack maker and food processor will buy two individually quick frozen (IQF) freezing tunnels for $3.9 million next year.
3PL/4PL
ABF Freight To Close 30 More Service Terminals
The next 22 consolidations are scheduled for the first part of the new year.
Warehousing
China Blocks The Visas For Food Safety Inspectors
A report from the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission highlights some serious problems faced by inspectors
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Port Everglades Gets First Fruit Shipment From Peru
Port Everglades
South American grapes and blueberries could reach some U.S. markets quicker under a new pilot program bringing fruit to south Florida port.
Cold Chain
Temperature Sensor Technology Firm Brings Electronic Labels to Market
Smart Sensor Labels technology tracks the changes in temperature of perishable goods.
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