Supply Chain | Food Manufacturing

A shellfish export truck with a protest sign written across the trailer 'Incompetent Government Destroying Shellfish Industry' drives past the Palace of Westminster in London on Monday, Jan. 18 during a demonstration by British Shellfish exporters to protest Brexit-related red tape they claim is suffocating their business.

Seafood Trucks Protest Brexit Red Tape Outside Parliament

Some in Britain's fishing industry say they are facing ruin because of new barriers to shipping their catch abroad.

East Coast Warehouse Acquires Maryland's Temp-Distribution

ECW gains a fellow Mid-Atlantic provider of temperature-controlled and dry transportation services, LTL-pool distribution and warehousing.

Chicken Producers Pay Millions More for Price-Fixing

Years-long litigation continues to impact meat processors.

Retail's Online Future Brighter After Pandemic Bump

E-commerce sales' strong growth is expected to continue long after the virus subsides.

People stroll on the Trocadero square to watch the Eiffel Tower lightings, Friday, Dec. 11, 2020 in Paris.

US Delays Tariff on French Goods

It was initially designed as retaliation for a French tax on technology giants.

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US Trade Deficit Jumps to $68.1 Billion in November

A surge in imports overwhelmed a smaller increase in exports.

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Impossible Foods Again Cuts Foodservice Distributor Prices by 15%

It's the second time in a span of a year that the company has slashed distributor prices.

A man wearing a British union flag face mask walks past a coronavirus advice sign outside a bank in Glasgow the morning after stricter lockdown measures came into force for Scotland, Tuesday Jan. 5, 2021. Further measures were put in place Tuesday as part of lockdown restrictions in a bid to halt the spread of the coronavirus.

Virus Haunts New Year

January is looking grim as virus cases outpace vaccinations.

In this April 20, 2020, file photo, a farmer is silhouetted by the setting sun as a field is planted near Walford, IA.

Gov't Support Salvages Mostly Dreadful 2020 for US Farms

Farm cash receipts are forecast to decrease nearly 1 percent to $366.5 billion, the lowest in more than a decade

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What Supply Chain Transportation Networks Learned in 2020

If 2020 taught us anything, it’s that visibility and agility within the transportation network are crucial.

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Strategies to Manage Supply Chain Management Risks

It’s a very exciting time to own a business that deals with physical products.

James Crimp, kelp supply director for Atlantic Sea Farms, inspects the growth of seaweed spores on a spool of twine at the company's nursery, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2020, in Saco, Maine. The twine will be wrapped around line and set out to grow in the ocean until harvest time in the spring. (

Seaweed One of Seafood Industry's Few Bright Spots During Pandemic

The seaweed industry was able to pivot to selling more of its products via retail locations than restaurants.