C.H. Robinson Enhances Supply Chain Solutions for Shippers Navigating Heightened Peak Floral Season

February 13, 2025 C.H. Robinson

Nearly 70% of florals annually move during the three-month period from Valentine’s Day to Mother’s Day, a surge posing challenges for shippers due to the globally sourced, perishable nature of the product and limited temperature-controlled transportation and storage.

Suez Canal Disruptions Cost Kenyan Fresh Produce Exporters

February 10, 2025 Macharia Kamau,

Kenyan produce, including flowers, vegetables, and fruits, is popular across European markets, with some of it being transported by sea. But the cargo now has to take a lengthy route, which is both time-consuming and costly. 

Scotlynn Recognized as One of Best Companies Group’s America’s Best Workplaces for 2025

January 20, 2025 Scotlynn

Best Companies Group assessed nominees based on workplace policies, practices, demographics, and employee feedback. Scotlynn’s inclusion in this select group underscores its commitment to building an environment where team members thrive both personally and professionally.

Ensuring Safety and Regulatory Compliance During Food Transportation

December 9, 2024 AIB International, Inc

Upholding food safety and regulatory compliance during food transportation takes careful planning, abundant resourcing, and expert employee training. Trustworthy and experienced third-party support is critical to making sure your organization follows FSMA guidelines correctly, no matter where you fall in the supply chain.

‘Miss Madeline,’ a New Liquid Barge from Perdue Farms, Sets Sail on a More Sustainable Supply Chain

December 5, 2024 Perdue Farms

The “Miss Madeline” reflects PAB’s ongoing efforts to improve supply chain efficiencies and revolutionize freight transportation by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and easing road congestion. By replacing traditional truck and rail transportation methods, the barge exemplifies Perdue’s dedication to environmental stewardship.