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Regulators Extend Moratorium on New England Shrimp Fishing

Fishermen in Maine were known to catch more than 10 million pounds of shrimp yearly in the early 2010s, before that number fell to just 600,000 in 2013.

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Mexico Announces up to 50% Tariffs on China, Others

Mexico’s freshly approved range of tariffs on non-U.S. trading partners could be interpreted as a signal to the U.S. that it is sympathetic to Trump’s stance on trade.

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Trump Pledges Relief for Farmers, But U.S. Agriculture Faces Multiple Challenges

While farmers have broadly supported Trump, the agriculture sector has been severely disrupted by trade disputes during his second term, particularly with China.

A midwest farmer checks soybeans before harvest. Photo: iStock/DS70

How Security Flaws Hidden in Control Systems Can Threaten the Entire Cold Chain

The danger to entire networks is an unwelcome side effect of the internet of things, which has made countless devices both connected and “smart.”

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Trump Targets Anti-Competitive Practices in Food Supply Chain

The White House announced that the order will establish food supply chain security task forces in the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission.

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Biggest Argentina Wheat Crop on Record Drives Logistics Frenzy

Prices paid to farmers in Argentina have hit an eight-year low, compounded by discounts for poor protein levels.

Chelmsford, U.K. August 2022. Photo: Hollie Adams/Bloomberg

How to Make Smarter Shipping Decisions for an Unpredictable Peak Season

Expedited shipping isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. Retailers first need to examine what’s being shipped, how much it’s worth, and what customers expect.

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Ship Rates Spiking 467% Marks Upended Trade Across Commodities

Freight costs typically dip at year-end due to seasonal weakness in demand.

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Livestock Disease Forces Greek Farmers to Cull Sheep and Goat Herds

Greek farmers have culled an estimated 417,00 sheep and goats since the outbreak began, totaling 2% of the country's livestock population.

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How Castellini Transformed Cold-Chain Operations With a Dynamic WMS

Third-party logistics providers with their own warehouses must accommodate a wide range of very specific customer fulfillment needs.

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Leveling the Food Supply Chain Playing Field with Ingredient-Level Data

The path forward depends on using the right kind of data: granular, actionable, and tailored to a company’s specific role in the supply chain.

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Five Reasons to Take Your Integrated Business Planning Process to the Next Level

While IBP is not new, many organizations have not made it an ongoing part of their strategic processes.

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