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Food & Beverage: Page 214
Air Cargo Supply Chain Said Out of Step with Needed Technology
IATA's global head of cargo, Glyn Hughes, said the logistics business is not keeping up with technology - a sentiment that's been expressed before, but one he said cannot be emphasized enough. Hughes also called for more communication across the airfreight supply chain.
American Airlines Cargo Adds Global Leasing Option
American Airlines Cargo has developed a new leasing program for the temperature-controlled unit load device known as CSafe Global RKN. The high-tech units are capable of maintaining a temperature of four to 25 degrees Celsius through long flights and extended hold times.
RFID Helps Manufacturer of Luxury Leather Furniture with Receipt of Supplies, Inventory Control
Luxury leather furniture company Poltrona Frau Group has begun deploying a radio frequency identification system to reduce time and errors related to the receiving of leather upholstery material from its suppliers, and to inventory checks at its own storage area and third-party storage offsite.
Revolution Taking Place in Parcel Industry
A true stampede for parcel technology and services is going on in the transportation market. And it's not just consumer omnichannel but the B2B markets that are increasingly on-demand to support any business contingency.
RFID Market Said to Pass $10Bn Milestone in 2015
RFID is thriving, reaching total sales of $10.1bn in 2015 with a large scope ahead for continued roll-out in many established markets and growth in new markets.
Newgistics to Handle U.S. Deliveries for Alibaba
Newgistics Inc., a provider of logistics services and technology for retailers and brands, will provide delivery in the U.S. for products purchased through AliExpress, the e-commerce unit of Alibaba that connects Chinese businesses with international buyers.
Calming Near-Term Planning Chaos With A Demand Control Process
Demand Control is a process designed to take chaos out of near-term planning and promote actions that enable companies to profitably meet abnormal demand. The results are better performance and improved working environments.
EnVista Unveils New Direct Store Delivery System for Beverage Industry
EnVista Corp. has developed a new direct store delivery (DSD) system for improving beverage deliveries.
Orbis Debuts Plastic, Reusable Corrugated Box for Automated Lines
Orbis Corp., a manufacturer of sustainable reusable packaging, has introduced what it says is the first plastic, reusable corrugated box to work seamlessly with automated packaging lines.
New European Medical Device, IVD Regulations Will Impact Supply Chain
Calls for stricter regulation of medical devices within the EU, prompted the European Commission to propose new regulations in 2012 for medical devices and in vitro diagnostic medical devices (IVDs) to replace the existing directives.
Brazil, China, India Among Top Destinations for Manufacturers Looking for New Markets
More than 50 percent of manufacturers plan to enter a new market in the next five years and almost all plan to expand existing sites or open new facilities in countries with existing operations.
Truck Drivers in U.S. Pleased to Find They Are in Demand
After years of spending long hours behind the wheel without seeing their paychecks grow, U.S. truck drivers now have employers fighting for their services.
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