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Food & Beverage: Page 256
CMA CGM to Launch Joint Australasia Service With CSCL, OOCL, PIL
CMA CGM S.A. is joining with China Shipping Container Lines (CSCL), Orient Overseas Container Lines (OOCL) and Pacific International Lines (PIL) in a new service between Northeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand.
One Filing, 48 Agencies: Introducing the 'Single Window' for Trade Compliance
For international traders who are sick of filing documents with multiple regulatory agencies, help is on the way.
Verizon Creates Secure QR Code Login Capability
Verizon Enterprise Solutions has developed new secure QR code login capability via the user’s smartphone.
Denso ADC Issues New Version of 2D Barcode Scanner
Denso ADC has developed a new version of its QK Series of presentation barcode scanners.
Chief Marketing, Information Officers Need to Be on Same Page for Big Data to Equal Big Profit
A global company recently decided to do what many companies are doing: figure out how to turn big data into big profits. It put together a preliminary budget and a request for proposal that in effect asked vendors to take the data the company had and identify opportunities.
Digital Is the Future for CPG Companies, And They Need to Plan for It Now
The digital revolution is penetrating the consumer packaged goods space more and more, says a report that highlights how CPG companies can best position themselves for growth and unlock digital and e-commerce opportunities.
Insurance Springs Up to Cover Small Businesses as They Come Under More Cyber-attacks
In light of all the hacker attacks in the news, is there insurance that covers smaller businesses in case of an attack? Yes, there is.
Why Aren't More Women Working at Top Levels in Supply Chain Management?
Women account for 37 percent of students enrolled in university supply chain courses, but only 5 percent of top-level supply chain positions at Fortune 500 companies are filled by women, according to SCM World. In comparison, women hold 15 percent of all executive officer positions at Fortune 500 companies.
Will Postal Service Rate Cuts Steal Business From UPS and FedEx?
The battle of the parcel carriers has begun.
Globe Tracker Teams With Refrigerated Transport for Reefer Management
Refrigerated Transport Electronics (RTE), a developer of products for the intermodal refrigerated container industry, is partnering with Globe Tracker International (GTI), a provider of tools for global trade data sharing, autonomous asset tracking and data analytics.
Could You Use a Pop-up Distribution Center for a Little While?
While pop-up retail is not new - dating back to California-based Vacant in 1999 - the concept of pop-up distribution centers is a fairly new one. Following the same idea, it involves setting up a temporary distribution center in a specific location for a set period of time to meet a temporary need, then shutting it down.
Farmers and Their Crops Wait for Transport as Crude Oil Monopolizes N.D. Rail
The furious pace of energy exploration in North Dakota is creating a crisis for farmers whose grain shipments have been held up by a vast new movement of oil by rail, leading to millions of dollars in agricultural losses and slower production for breakfast cereal giants like General Mills.
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