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Millennials Rekindle Demand for Plants, an Industry Ripe for Disruption
American millennials have been accused of dooming all sorts of things: beer, golf, cereal. But the cohort is credited with reviving the once-moribund market for houseplants.
House plants hang in a window. Photo: Shutterstock.
Walmart Puts Reusable Bags at Store Checkouts to Reduce Plastic
Walmart will offer reusable shopping totes at the checkout counters of all its U.S. stores for the first time as the world’s largest retailer starts to move away from the use of plastic bags.
Shoppers purchase items at a Walmart Inc. store. Photo: Shutterstock.
Aldi Sets Sustainability Goals as Consumers Call for Less Waste
Aldi is the latest supermarket chain to announce a sustainability push — an effort the company says will help it trim costs and stand out in a crowded field.
Aldi Sets Sustainability Goals as Consumers Call for Less Waste
Amazon, Facing Pressure, Agrees to New Environmental Disclosures
For years, the world’s biggest e-commerce company has resisted pressure from investors and other stakeholders to disclose more information about its environmental impact.
Source: Bloomberg
Blockchain, Emerging Tech and Supply Chain Gender Gap to Headline ProMat Show
Keynotes focusing on leading trends, best practices and what's next in best-in-class solutions promise to give attendees actionable insights into making their entire supply chains work more efficiently and profitably.
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The New DC: How Technologies Are Changing Distribution Design
Pricey real estate, cheaper technology and continued labor challenges will continue to drive automation in tomorrow's distribution centers. What’s on the horizon?
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What Impact Will Automation Have on Warehouse Workers?
The modern-day warehouse is serving as a laboratory for the introduction of innovative supply-chain technologies. But the implications for human workers remain uncertain.
American Chain Restaurants Had a Tough Year and 2019 Looks Worse
After facing stagnant sales and weak customer traffic in 2018, U.S. restaurants will encounter more headwinds next year, including rising food and wage costs.
U.K. Plans to Bill Packaging Makers for Their Plastic Pollution
U.K. packaging manufacturers will have to pay for the full cost of dealing with the waste their goods produce under new government plans.
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In Cancer-Linked Packaging Test, Whole Foods Ranks Worst
Whole Foods Market, hailed for its high standards for healthy food, ranked worst in a study of five major U.S. grocery chains for chemicals it uses in packaging.
Adapting to Automation: Lessons for Long-Term Success
Automation brings gains in productivity, efficiency and safety. Here’s how to leverage the latest technologies.
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Once-Profitable Holiday Trash Surge Could Now Bury Struggling Recyclers
Americans generate 25 percent more trash during the holidays and, historically, that’s been a gift to the companies that sell it to recycling processors overseas.
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