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Food & Beverage: Page 73
Brexit Deal Hands Business a Mix of Relief, Unwanted Change
The U.K. and European Union may have signed a trade deal, but British businesses still face a raft of difficult changes.
U.K. Faces Food Crisis Threat as Virus Surge Blocks Trade
The U.K. is confronting threats of food insecurity and panicked shopping days before Christmas as European nations restricted trade and travel to guard against a resurgent coronavirus.
No More Hunger: How to Feed Everyone on Earth With Just the Land We Have
By the end of this year, 270 million people could be living in famine conditions, up from an already staggering 149 million before COVID-19. Add in the disruptive effects of climate change and our planet’s ever-increasing population, and we’re looking at difficult times ahead.
The Need for End-to-End Visibility in Food Supply Chains
Kevin Beasley, Chief Information Office with VAI, discusses the challenge that food producers, distributors and retailers face in achieving the level of supply-chain visibility that allows them to act quickly and precisely in the event of a product recall.
U.K. Businesses Plead for Time to Avoid Brexit Cliff Edge
As trade talks have come down to the wire, companies have to try to adapt for life beyond Dec. 31 without knowing the fundamental rules of engagement.
How a New Zealand Meat Exporter Is Navigating the Pandemic
It’s tough enough maintaining a reliable domestic food supply chain during the coronavirus pandemic. Imagine, then, the challenge of managing one that stretches nearly 8,000 miles.
eProvenance Uncorks VinAssure, an IBM Blockchain-Powered Platform to Optimize the Wine Supply Chain
IBM and eProvenance, a company specializing in monitoring and analyzing wine shipment conditions, recently announced the availability of VinAssure, an IBM blockchain-powered platform that offers a smart and secure way to track wines as they move through distribution from vineyard to consumer.
Consumer Companies Seek Vaccine Access as Absenteeism Rises
A lobbying group that represents consumer-goods companies says the industry’s employees need priority access to a vaccine as rising COVID-19-related absenteeism strains manufacturing capabilities.
A Dangerous Level of Dependence Binds China and U.S. Farmers
Measured by the bushel, the U.S.-China relationship has never been stronger.
Three Lessons for the Food Industry in 2021
COVID-19 has taught the food industry some important lessons about modernizing quality, safety and vendor management.
In Trade’s 2020 Comeback, Globalization Is Alive and Kicking
The COVID-19 pandemic was supposed to put the final nail in the coffin of globalization and prompt a retreat into a new era of protectionism. Instead, some are now calling the crisis the Great Accelerator.
Peas and Lentils Are the Latest to Be Hit by Container Squeeze
A shortage of containers at Vancouver’s port is slowing Canada’s exports of lentils and peas, the latest ripple in a phenomenon that has roiled trade.
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