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Category: Sustainability

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Back to the Future: My 2014 Supply Chain Predictions, Revisited

Aug 7, 2017 Robert Nathan

Back in 2014, LoadDelivered CEO Robert Nathan wrote an article for Material Handling & Logistics about our role in building tomorrow’s supply chain. Let's hop in the DeLorean to revisit his predictions and look at where we are today.

Food Trends 2016: Shippers See Benefits and Barriers to Sourcing Local

Jun 30, 2016 LDL Voice

Determining whether local sourcing makes sense for your business requires taking a closer look at the pros and cons in terms of branding, costs, and operations.

Food Safety: A Fresh Look at the Latest Reefer Technology and Equipment

Apr 21, 2016 Jon Ackerman

New FSMA rules and a growing global cold chain have led to significant investments in temperature-controlled equipment and technology.

The Shocking Truth about Food Loss & Waste in the Supply Chain

Jan 21, 2016

One third of all food produced for human consumption is lost or wasted and, as it turns out, that has a huge impact on climate change. All members of the food supply chain share the responsibility of reducing the greenhouse gas emissions and financial strains caused by food loss and waste.

Battling the Transportation Infrastructure Deficit

Oct 8, 2015 LDL Voice

By 2040, the amount of goods moving across the U.S. will nearly double, posing significant threats to the future viability of the supply chain infrastructure. The good news is that several efforts are underway to improve transportation efficiency.

Changing Consumer Behaviors Call for a Sharp Focus on Logistics

Jul 15, 2015 LDL Voice

Gone are the days of processed convenience and blind loyalty to brands. Instead, value now often resides in quality-of-life choices, accessibility, and sustainability, each impacting logistics management in different ways.

Fueling a More Sustainable Supply Chain

Jul 10, 2015 LDL Voice

Alternative Fuel Vehicles (AFVs) are gaining popularity across the food and beverage sector, and increasingly, shippers are asking their carriers to make the switch.

Using Robots to Combat the Farm Labor Shortage

Apr 30, 2015 LDL Voice

Technology is making it possible for robots to handle laborious farming tasks, which could help alleviate the impact of the U.S. farm labor shortage.

Bottling Water during a Record-breaking Drought

Apr 16, 2015 LDL Voice

California is experiencing a devastating drought, and environmental activists are criticizing bottled water manufacturers for continuing operations in the state.

Supply Chain Sustainability: 3 Tips to Go Green

Oct 8, 2014 LDL Voice

The growing importance of corporate responsibility has caused many businesses to reevaluate their sustainability efforts, specifically within the supply chain. Here are 3 tips to incorporate green principles in your supply chain.