Items Tagged with 'supply chain strategies'

New brand builds on the union between EDATA and SAG and marks the start of the merge process.

Industry must demonstrate added value of beef while continuing to address quality challenges and align with consumer preferences.

Companies representing seven US states, Canada and the United Kingdom pitch business solutions at Tyson Foods world headquarters.

In a nationwide truck driver shortage, these autonomous trucks are an innovative and safe way to add resources that will allow the company to elevate drivers to other transportation positions in the Tyson business, all while ensuring continuous supply chain reliability.

Hormel Foods has adopted the Crisp platform to leverage real-time in-store inventory and supply chain data to enhance customer experience for the company’s key retail partners.

Applying the marginal analysis principle of economics can determine whether or not the investment will prove worth its cost. 

Responding to changes in the supply chain requires a fundamental shift in companies’ approach to production. 

In a normal year, we would be presenting Independent Processor’s annual Processor of the Year Award to a company that best exemplifies all of the qualities of a small or mid-sized meat processor. In a normal year, it’s a difficult process to determine which company to choose. However, there has been nothing normal about this year since mid-March. 

Matt Spencer, director HR & Safety Programs, U.S. Poultry & Egg Association (USPOULTRY), sat down with Andy Hanacek to discuss what the group is doing to help its members keep employees safe and the supply chain operating properly through the COVID-19 pandemic.

If there’s one trend that food producers can’t ignore, it’s sustainability. Across all sectors, consumers are looking for ways to minimize their impact on the environment through the products they buy. In fact, Nielsen surveys say 73% of consumers are willing change to their buying habits to be more sustainable.