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How Resilient Is America's Food Supply Chain?
US food supply chains face significant national security risks from climate change, weather disruptions, and heavy import dependencies. University research reveals serious structural vulnerabilities requiring advanced technology and improved decision-making from manufacturers, government, and consumers.
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Combating Malnutrition with Science
The global population is expected to reach 10.3 billion people, while climate change continues to threaten food production more and more. Scientists propose a new green revolution using alternative proteins, genetics, and artificial intelligence to address malnutrition and overcome consumer acceptance challenges.
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New Food Dye Restrictions Highlight The Growing Value Of Portfolio Optimization: Forbes Technology Council
The FDA banned Red Dye No. 3, giving companies until 2027 to phase out. This exemplifies why businesses need agility and advanced analytics to navigate regulatory changes, supply disruptions, and economic uncertainty successfully.
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Why Supply Chain Decision-making Is So Challenging
Supply chains remain broken primarily due to lack of trust and collaboration between companies and internal departments, not technology limitations. While AI advances may help, human collaboration still remains essential.
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Processed Food and the Supply Chain
The debate over processed and ultra-processed foods is overly simplistic. While some UPFs pose health risks, processing itself isn't inherently bad—it's about nutritional content and ingredients, not manufacturing methods.
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Securing Global Food Chains as the Climate Changes
Climate change threatens global food security through extreme weather, drought, and changing rainfall patterns. Agricultural yields are declining, requiring urgent climate adaptation measures, biodiversity preservation, and AI-powered supply chain optimization to prevent widespread famine by 2050.
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World Food Day 2024
During his audition performance on NBC’s “America’s Got Talent,” Zimbabwean comedian Learnmore Jonasi commented about the abundance of food in America. He joked, “America is new to me, man, even the food
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Are Retailers or Consumers Pushing Holiday Shopping Earlier?
Holiday shopping is starting earlier, with many consumers beginning in October. 2024 predictions show moderate growth, influenced by inflation and bargain-hunting. Shoppers are conflicted between saving and splurging, with increased focus on online shopping and budget-conscious decisions due to economic uncertainties.
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National Manufacturing Day 2024
National Manufacturing Day, celebrated on the first Friday of October, honors U.S. manufacturers and promotes manufacturing careers. Domestic manufacturing is crucial for the economy and national security, offering advantages like better communication, higher labor standards, and intellectual property protection, despite higher costs.
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Decision Science Can Help Supply Chain Professionals Embrace Uncertainty
This article discusses the importance of effective decision-making in business, particularly in supply chain management. It highlights the need for embracing uncertainty, utilizing AI and analytics, and implementing scenario planning to improve operations and stay competitive in a rapidly changing environment.