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Fish Processors Turn to RFID for Quality Assurance, Product Tracking

Food-processing technology company Marel has released an RFID-enabled system that moves fish through weighing, trimming and quality-control processes, while tracking data and identifying product for inspection, based on information collected by RFID readers and antennas.

Wait a Sec - There Are Things to Consider Before Deciding to Re-shore Operations

The past couple of decades have been marked by a stream of organizations shifting operations abroad, lured by the promise of cheap labor and production. However, this dynamic is changing amidst rising costs and an increasingly complex global supply chain. Now, the trend is to at least consider re-shoring.

Expect Crop Prices to Escalate Considerably if Climate Change Continues Unabated, Study Finds

Global crop yields for maize, rice and wheat could be significantly affected by 2050 if nothing is done to tackle climate change.

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Beleaguered World Airways Calls Its Quits After 66 Years

World Airways has announced that the company operated its last flight on March 26.

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Switching On the Lights-Out Warehouse

The "lights-out warehouse" is a little like Bigfoot: a mythical idea everyone in the material handling industry has heard about but few have actually seen. It's been a buzzword for years, yet just a handful of companies have made the leap to a fully automated distribution center, despite abundant indications that it would increase efficiency and profit margins.

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Crisis in Venezuela: How Shippers Are Coping

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Fleet Managers Must Balance Regulation, Costs and Customer Demands

Today's fleet managers are confronted with multiple challenges, from ongoing driver shortages to complex and oftentimes restrictive state and federal regulations, and that's just for starters. Add to that the specific concerns of food shippers, and the picture becomes even more complicated.

Internet of Things will Impact Supply Chain Methods

A huge increase in the number of devices making up the Internet of Things (IoT) will have a significant impact on how the supply chain will operate, according to a report by analyst firm Gartner.

The Air-Cargo Freighter as Endangered Species

It's getting harder and harder to keep air-cargo freighters profitably aloft.

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Transportation Today: A Snapshot

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