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Online Retailers Ready to Tap Rising Demand for Booze Delivery
The opportunity is clear: The volume of liquor sold online in the U.S. should more than quadruple by 2024, reaching an estimated value of $13.4 billion.
1230 Demandfor Booze Delivery
Enhancing Quality and Security in Product Traceability
Across nearly every industry, the inability to resolve product problems as they arise can cause a lack of trust with consumers that’s hard to rebuild.
Source: Bloomberg
Is Blockchain Ready to Serve the Food Industry?
Blockchain technology is progressing at a rapid clip, but when it comes to supply-chain applications, full deployment is far from being realized.
1212 Blockchain Readyto Serve
Whiskey Makers Are Bidding For Climate-Conscious Drinkers
A growing number of booze makers are putting their own spin on making greener alcohol.
Source: Bloomberg
Thanksgiving Grocery Basket Costs Less This Year, Led by Aldi
The average cost for a Thanksgiving dinner has dropped about 2.3% from last year, largely because of lower turkey prices.
1127 Thanksgiving Grocery Basket Costs
The ROI of Robotics: Financial and Operational Sense
These are the financial and operational forces driving the adoption and evolution of robotic technology.
The ROI of Robotics: Financial and Operational Sense
Increasing Slot Capacity and Picking Efficiency
Here's how an innovative multi-level lift truck design can expand the “golden zone” of the pick face, enabling new slotting strategies that increase capacity and picking efficiency, reduce labor and storage requirements and decrease overall materials handling costs.
Increasing Slot Capacity and Picking Efficiency
Slow Corn Harvest Scrambles Trade Routes, Pricing Across U.S.
The most-delayed U.S. corn harvest on record has divided the Midwest market, jumbling trade routes for the grain that usually flows south.
Source: Bloomberg
S&OP: A Springboard for Growth
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Advanced sales and operations planning allows you to turn information into actionable insights that fuel your digital supply chain, uncover new opportunity and mitigate risk.
S&OP: A Springboard for Growth
In a Class By Itself: How Target Became the Model in U.S. Retail
The cheap-chic retailer — in distress just five years ago — has morphed into a model for how to avoid the retail apocalypse.
1125 How Target Became Model
Walmart’s Jet Ends Its New York City Fresh Grocery Business
The move is the latest example of the declining importance of Jet, a business Walmart paid $3.3 billion to acquire in 2016 to reach urban millennials and gain the services of co-founder Marc Lore, who has taken over Walmart’s U.S. e-commerce operations.
1125 Walmart Ends Grocery Business
This Year's Thanksgiving Turkey Will Be Cheapest of the Decade
The drop in turkey prices helps to offset increases in the cost of other ingredients.
Source: Bloomberg
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