A great deal of uncertainty hangs over supply chains as we move into 2022. Yet, the industry can’t wait for that uncertainty to clear before making the investments required to enable supply chains to embrace the changes occurring in the market. That should make 2022 another busy and dynamic year for warehouse operators and their automation partners. Here are four trends expected to take center stage in the coming year.

The foodservice distribution company, announced that it will hold its first Supplier Diversity Summit on May 25.

To get to commercial-volume production — and to get there before the competition does, with a financially sustainable product line — cell-based meat manufacturers need a plan that prioritizes scalability.

GSF associates have been engaging in the company’s milestone year through a new GSF 75^th anniversary website, along with activities, contests, giveaways, and  opportunities for associate scholarships.  

Part of the Beon digital logistics platform, the TMS for small-to-mid-sized shippers is available now and a multimodal enterprise TMS is planned to be released later this year.

The future of cold storage is looking up.

The companies announced a partnership to provide robotic solutions to help grocery, e-commerce and retail customers meet the demands of today’s connected consumers.

Fourth generation family farmer Matt Billings is taking what he calls “nature’s perfect treat” to the masses through its AYO Almondmilk Yogurt.

It features 18 versatile and innovative products combined with a variety of inspiring menu ideas.  

Nearly 300,000 square feet of manufacturing capacity will be added to sustain future growth.