Ugly Produce and the Reverse Logistics Supply Chain
The ugly produce trend started in 2014 with a European company called Intermarché. The company sold ugly fruit, vegetables and cookies.
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Food and Beverage Reverse Logistics Can Help the Needy
If we solve hunger problems with food and beverage reverse logistics, that will result in an improved environment, fewer recalls, and more recycling.
Five Easy Ways to Turn Small Talk into Successful Networking
For many of us, small talk is both awkward and emotionally painful. Here are five ways to turn small talk into successful networking.
Plastic Straws and Stirrers Vanishing from Public Use
There is a growing movement against throwaway plastic straws. DC and other jurisdictions are banning plastic straws and also stirrers.
How to Be an Empathetic Employer to Your Employees
We potentially defuse violent situations by being an empathetic employer and placing ourselves in the shoes of the individual in question.
Barcodes: The Handy Road Signs of Global Supply Chains
The adoption of barcodes for almost everything we purchase was a slow process. Today, the barcode is an integral part of our society.
Motivating People to Accept Organizational Change
Organizations will have success if they ensure that the organization change plan includes strategies to address communication, inclusion and empowerment.
Airships Are Going to Redefine the Logistics Industry
The world of hybrid airships will be a key part of air transport. That may be in five to 10 years, given the research by private industry and government.
The Business Value of Litter and Recyclable Materials
The U.S. faces a huge problem trying to sell our recycled litter to China. However, it has created new business opportunities in reverse logistics.