All Supply Chain articles – Page 130
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NewsHerring wars over as Faroe Islands strikes deal with EU
A dispute between the European Union and the Faroe Islands over herring has been resolved.
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NewsFood producers not ready for online shift, says Rabobank
Food manufacturers are not doing enough to prepare themselves for the online retailing age, Rabobank has warned in a new report.
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NewsMeat tests in East Midlands reveal undeclared blood and offal
Blood and offal is being illegally mixed into meat products without being declared on the label, researchers have claimed…
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NewsLogistics operator NFT planning port depot in export drive
NFT will open its first port-centric site over the next 18 months as part of its international expansion strategy…
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NewsAldi embraces sustainable design for Goldthorpe DC
Aldi has embraced a sustainable build for its new distribution centre in Goldthorpe.
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Analysis & FeaturesSupply chain skills shortage: grinding to a halt?
From top to bottom, the entire length of the supply chain is short of the skilled personnel it needs…
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Analysis & FeaturesWalmart unveils the future of trucking
Walmart has unveiled the Walmart Advanced Vehicle Experience – a prototype super-green, tractor-trailer combo…
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Analysis & FeaturesMet Office forecasts feel of weather to turn rain into gain
A new Met Office service aims to improve retail forecasting by predicting not just the weather but how it makes people fee…
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Analysis & FeaturesHow big data can deliver big profits
The art of demand forecasting has just entered the scientific age with the help of big data…
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Analysis & FeaturesApples get new life as Norman Collett tackles waste
Norman Collett has come up with an ingenious way to reduce the number of apples that go to waste.
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NewsHarrogate Spring water rolls off new bottling line
A new bottling line at the Harrogate Water plant in North Yorkshire has begun operation.
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NewsGiraffe restaurants in Cravendale milk supply deal
Arla has secured a contract to supply Cravendale to Tesco’s Giraffe restaurants…
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NewsArla cuts milk price for non-aligned farmers
Arla Foods has reduced the farmgate milk price for its direct pool of milk farmers who are not owners of the co-operative and not aligned to retailers.
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NewsMorrisons: meat processing sale rumours are 'rubbish'
Morrisons has hit back at press speculation it could be looking to sell its meat processing sites and abattoirs…
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NewsTerry Jones to replace Clare Cheney at Provision Trade Federation
The Food and Drink Federation’s communications director, Terry Jones, has been appointed director general of the PTF…
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NewsPremier frogleaps Co-op to become no2 multi-format chain
Premier has overtaken The Co-op Group to become the UK’s second-biggest multi-format retailer…
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NewsCo-op pledges to take lead on local sourcing
The Co-operative Group has vowed to be “widely recognised as the leading supporter of local and regional food producers”…
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Analysis & FeaturesHow smaller packs and greater muscle can deliver in convenience
The convenience channel is of growing importance to suppliers? What are the challenges? And who’s doing the best job?…
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NewsDairy Crest results: 10 key facts and figures
Dairy Crest has reported its full-year results for the 12 months to 31 March 2014. The Grocer spoke to CEO Mark Allen to glean more details.
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NewsDevro sausage workers face job losses at Lanarkshire plants
Up to 130 workers could lose their jobs at sausage casing manufacturer Devro.