As grocery shopping becomes the next frontier for tech companies to conquer amid the Amazon’s and Peapod’s of the world, it is difficult to remember that food is not a guarantee for everyone. According to Feeding America, about 14 percent of Americans experience food insecurity, which is defined by the USDA as "consistent access to adequate food is limited by a lack of money and other resources." On the flip side, up to 40 percent of food goes to waste each year. Clearly, the basic math indicates that our country’s hunger problems are not an issue of lack of supply, but an issue of disproportionate distribution. So where does that 40 percent of waste come from? According to research from the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), food waste occurs in each and every step of the supply chain.
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Larger brands are looking to gain market share amid greater competition from companies that were quick to respond to changing consumer demand. For more than a century, brands such as Kellogg’s cereal, Campbell’s soup and Aunt Jemima pancake mix were common among American households, and they provided companies with reliable revenue growth, reports the Wall Street Journal. Today, however, these brands are facing strong competition.
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Food Shippers of America is proud to announce its partnership with Cvent in creating a new registration process for the 63rd Annual Food Shippers of America Conference scheduled March 11-13, 2018, at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge in Phoenix, AZ. Registration is on target to open July 1, 2017. If you have attended an FSA conference in the last three years, you will receive an email invitation that will include your own unique voucher number. This number will be needed when you access the link within the email invitation to complete your conference registration.
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Last Friday, we held our Fourth Annual Military Rally in which we honored those who have served in our military. During the event we were able to honor five C.R. England employees, four of which were drivers who received a veteran branded truck. We were also pleased to introduce the Department of Labor and VA approved Apprentice Program we are calling "Operation Success", which allows GI Bill Eligible Veterans to earn additional tax-free income from the VA paired with their regular C.R. England pay during their first year. We hope this helps the veterans who do choose to work at C.R. England and sets them up for success in their career.
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story to tell, a case study or a problem/solution story to share?
The editors (Naylor) of Food Shippers
of America are seeking articles for the upcoming fall/winter issue.
Articles may be co-authored and should be between 650 and 1,500 words, accompanied by at least one high resolution photo. Articles should not be press releases or advertisements for the author's company or services. Editors retain the right to edit for space and content. .
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Kellogg’s shares are now down 22 percent from their highs a year ago, and the current valuation makes a lot more sense. This company has a long history of increasing dividends, and another dividend increase is expected later this month. Kellogg has transformed itself away from a mostly cereal company into a global snack foods powerhouse. Conservative investors should put this stock on their radar for future purchase should the price continue to decline.
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When H.J. Heinz Co. bought Kraft Foods Group Inc. in 2015, it was announced that the Kraft Heinz cheese plant in Campbell, N.Y., would be closed. The closure was later delayed by up two years as state officials and the company sought to find a buyer. The official closure was slated for July 31, 2017, and then was later delayed to Aug. 23, but now the plant will not close, because a deal has been reached.
Visit http://www.feedstuffs.com/news/kraft-heinz-finds-buyer-new-york-cheese-plant to view the full article online.
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