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East Coast Farms Continue to Battle Bird Flu Outbreak
More than 134 million birds have been affected since the outbreak began in January 2022, killing more than 20 million egg-laying hens in the fall of 2024 alone.
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Tint Introduces Flexible Cargo Insurance Tool
Carriers can now purchase usage-based, pay-per-load annual insurance directly through their transportation management system, with the ability to flex coverage limits on demand.
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Mexico Plans Nearshoring Incentives to Curb China Imports
Among the “Plan Mexico” priorities are to speed up the permit process for exporting manufacturers that import materials duty-free and boost the purchase of locally made goods.
Claudia Sheinbaum speaks during a press conference on Plan Mexico, at the National Anthropology Museum in Mexico City on Jan. 13. Photographer: Stephania Corpi/Bloomberg
FDA Bans Red Dye No. 3
The decision by the federal agency follows in the footsteps of California, whose government banned the additive in October 2023.
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U.K. Bars German Livestock Imports Over Foot-and-Mouth Outbreak
German officials first discovered the disease in a herd of water buffalo on January 10 outside Berlin in the Brandenburg region.
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Best Practices for Maintaining Food-Grade Warehouses
Food-grade warehouse maintenance requires exceptional attention to detail, a commitment to strict regulatory compliance, and a proactive approach to quality management.
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Starbucks: Buy Something or Leave
The move is part of the "back to Starbucks" strategy to push back against diminishing sales.
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Seeing the Forest for the Trees: EU’s Anti-Deforestation Reg Is Less Than a Year Away
As companies strive to uphold the rights of human workers in their global supply chains, they shouldn’t overlook another critical concern of regulators: trees.
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Navigating Tariffs: What to Know, and How to Prepare
While the exact scope of proposed new tariffs remains unclear, businesses can take proactive steps to prepare and reduce their risk of exposure.
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Moody’s Warns of Effects of Potential Dockworkers’ Strike
Diversion of future shipments to West Coast ports would become more difficult and costly if a stoppage was prolonged as ships back-up and remain unloaded, reducing available capacity.
The Port of Newark. Photo: iStock/EXTREME-PHOTOGRAPHER
Threatened U.S. Tariffs Could Wipe Out Company Profits: PwC
Uncertainty regarding whether Trump will actually impose the tariffs he has proposed is a matter of intense speculation.
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Climate Change, Increased Demand, Make Coffee Prices Soar
The scarcity of sources is making global coffee prices susceptible to the effects of extreme weather.
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