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Navigating the Produce Supply Chain

Blue Grace Logistics

Distribution Centers: Most produce passes through distribution centers where it may be further sorted and repackaged for regional or local distribution. Quantities arriving at a distribution center may come in the form of truckloads, containers, or as part of a multi-stop truckload.

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Retail Compliance Programs: How to Exceed Retailer Expectations

CH Robinson Logistics

Compliance programs vary by retailer but the intent is consistent across the industry—have the right product in the right location at the right time while removing waste. I recently participated in a webinar to discuss the changes in retailer expectations and how companies can successfully navigate retail compliance programs.

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[INFOGRAPHIC] Understanding Safety in Manufacturing Pays Off

GlobalTranz

Our aim at Cerasis continues and will always be to provide the most important information to those in the manufacturing, distribution, supply chain, and logistics industry. Even if you are not a manufacturer or distribution company, these tips are applicable to any industry! We hope this post gives you something to think about!

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Walmart: 3 Keys to Successful Supply Chain Management any Business Can Follow

GlobalTranz

is one of a growing number of big-box retailers building out their supply chains with distribution centers designed to meet the demands of online shopping. “The net true cost considers issues such as waste-to-landfill, greenhouse gas emissions, economic mobility, worker safety and food safety. Beyond Technology.

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Lean Manufacturing Systems: How Mobility Empowers the New “Lean”

GlobalTranz

Lean manufacturing refers to eliminating waste, reducing costs, and improving production with finite resources. Since lean systems have already eliminated waste to a finite degree, the use of mobility can further increase cost savings and reduce demands on the system by making information and data available across a given enterprise.

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Strategic Logistics: 8 Steps to Controlling Inventory Flow & Driving Warehouse Efficiency

GlobalTranz

This reduces wasted space by sitting product. For example, a warehouse may hire a vendor compliance manager to ensure all vendors meet the facility’s requirements. However, the distribution center (DC) or warehouse sees this as an additional cost. Maintaining flexibility is critical to meeting demands in the global market.

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The FAST Act: America’s Infrastructure Promoting the Transportation Industry

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Moreover, the state of roads cost drivers more than $101 billion annually from wasted fuel and time costs, reports William H. Funds are being distributed as needed, but all funds are clearly defined for use in repairing the existing problems. Behrer of Real Truth magazine , impacting everyday drivers and the logistics industry.