Logistics

Amazon is testing out a new class of AI-powered, self-navigating robots in their fulfillment centers. The next-generation robots will be able to roam freely, helping associates transport oversized and bulky items around the harder-to-navigate parts of the facility. 

Learn how comprehensive data can increase resilience in the supply chain by offering end-to-end visibility, accurate analysis and forecasting for future planning, and better collaboration across supply chain partners such as retailers, CPGs, and distributors.

While both retailers and CPGs must contend with a completely unpredictable supply chain, inflation fears and pandemic fatigue for the foreseeable future, CPGs also face the added challenge of having limited influence over shelf allocation in stores. Learn more.

For CPG wholesalers, mobile B2B e-commerce apps are becoming an essential tool for success. find out why.

The logistics hub in Bowling Green, Kentucky, has transformed over the last three years, following a $70 million investment. Learn more.

The company is partnering up to jointly invest $120 million in commercialized plant-based alternatives to feedstocks like palm oil and fossil fuels. Get the details.

Consumer expectations are at an all-time high. While it’s impossible to create a fixed logistics network that satisfies those expectations, there are alternative logistics programs that enable businesses to meet and exceed consumer demands. It’s called flexible logistics.

As circumstances beyond our control wreak havoc on our ability to move product from producer to consumer, an alternative approach might hold some answers.